Casual Academic - School of Computing

PRIMARY DETAIL

DISCOVER, CREATE, INNOVATE

The Faculty of Science and Engineering at Macquarie University delivers quality education to enable our students to reach their full potential, and work with our communities to discover, create and innovate with sustainability at our core.

THE ROLE

The School of Computing is inviting expressions of interest for inclusion within our casual academic pool for 2026.

For your application to be considered for Session 2 2026, please register your Expression of Interest (EOI) by Friday 12th June 2026 by uploading your relevant qualifications and requested details via the Workday application process.

The School of Computing offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate units to students completing courses in the Faculty of Science and Engineering, as well as service and elective units to students from across the campus. We employ casual academic staff to support our teaching of these courses.

We are currently inviting Expressions of interest (EOIs) from appropriately qualified individuals who demonstrate the following skills, qualifications, and experience.

ESSENTIAL CRITERIA

• Completed Bachelor and/or Master’s degree in Computing, or a closely related discipline.
• Sufficient discipline-specific knowledge
• An understanding and appreciation of scholarly teaching
• Excellent communication skills
• Proven ability to interact effectively with students, staff and the community

TO APPLY

• All interested applicants are required to upload a copy of their CV, copy of degree / testamur and a cover letter addressing the above criteria as part of the EOI process.
• To assist in the review process, please complete this survey Qualtrics Survey | Qualtrics Experience Management (this survey is compulsory)
• After initial review, applicants will be asked to prepare a short video to demonstrate their teaching style.

Please note that this position is not available for visa sponsorship and the successful applicant must have work rights in Australia