Applicants typically need a PhD in Speech Pathology or related field, plus demonstrated teaching experience in an accredited programme. Strong research track record with publications and supervision experience is essential. See our guide: how to write a winning academic CV.

Core duties include coordinating and delivering subjects in the Master of Speech Pathology, supervising research students, contributing to impactful research through publications and funding bids, and engaging with industry partners. Accreditation compliance is a priority.

Applicants typically need a PhD in Speech Pathology or related field, plus demonstrated teaching experience in an accredited programme. Strong research track record with publications and supervision experience is essential. See our guide: how to write a winning academic CV.

Core duties include coordinating and delivering subjects in the Master of Speech Pathology, supervising research students, contributing to impactful research through publications and funding bids, and engaging with industry partners. Accreditation compliance is a priority.

Visa sponsorship details are not specified in the job posting. International candidates should confirm directly with the employer. Explore more on academic mobility: become a university lecturer.

The role requires active contribution to speech pathology research, including publications, presentations, collaborations, and competitive grant applications. Evidence-informed practice underpins all teaching and research activities.

Positions in health sciences are competitive. Strong teaching accreditation experience and a growing research profile significantly improve chances. Review salary benchmarks and career paths: university lecturer salary guide.