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Opportunity Western’s School of Social Sciences are seeking an outstanding academic leader for the newly created position of Head of Program, Associate Degree Applied Policing. This full-time ongoing role is
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University of Western Sydney | The University Of Sydney, New South Wales | Australia | about 2 months ago
12 months’ full-time continuous service to be eligible to apply for this role, as per Part D of the Recruitment and Selection Policy. The Opportunity The School of Computer, Data and Mathematical
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at the Goulburn campus, you will contribute to subject delivery, curriculum design, and maintain strong ties with industry partners to ensure our program reflects the evolving needs of the profession. You’ll teach
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integrated Doctor of Medicine (MD) program is delivered across metropolitan and rural campuses—including our Rural Clinical Schools in Bathurst and Lismore—and is built around four key themes: patient care
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, including computer labs, teaching spaces, audio-visual equipment, office technology, and printers. As the first point of contact for IT issues, you’ll provide support across multiple channels including phone
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the undergraduate policing program, delivered to both internal and distance education students aspiring to join the NSW Police Force. As part of the Applied Policing academic team, you’ll deliver integrated
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partners to ensure our program reflects the evolving needs of the profession. You’ll teach across the full spectrum of the policing curriculum (excluding weapons/officer safety and some driver training) and
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support, program delivery, higher education, or program delivery (experience in Indigenous education is highly valued) A strong record of providing culturally appropriate support and responding proactively
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development and the value of a "whole-of-program" approach to career literacy and WIL. Why Join Us? At Western Sydney University, you’ll be part of an institution that is both deeply connected to its community
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central focus of this role is leading the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Pathways Program and coordinating culturally appropriate engagement activities, in close collaboration with the Office of