Subject Coordinator and Subject Matter Expert

Q: What qualifications are required for the Subject Coordinator role?

Applicants need expertise in Supportive Care and Palliative Care within cancer sciences. A relevant postgraduate qualification in medicine or health sciences is essential, along with demonstrated experience in online teaching and curriculum review. Prior academic coordination experience is highly regarded. See how to write a winning academic CV for application tips.

Q: Is this a full-time or casual academic position?

This is a casual position offered on an as-required basis during the Term 4 2026 teaching period (12 October – 6 December). It suits experienced academics seeking flexible higher education work in palliative care education .

Q: How do I apply for this University of Melbourne job?

Applications should highlight expertise in Supportive Care and teaching experience. Prepare a tailored CV and cover letter addressing the listed deliverables. Check academic CV guidance and submit before the 26 July 2026 deadline.

🎓What qualifications are required for the Subject Coordinator role?

Applicants need expertise in Supportive Care and Palliative Care within cancer sciences. A relevant postgraduate qualification in medicine or health sciences is essential, along with demonstrated experience in online teaching and curriculum review. Prior academic coordination experience is highly regarded. See how to write a winning academic CV for application tips.

📋What are the main responsibilities of the Subject Coordinator?

Key duties include reviewing learning outcomes, critically assessing subject content for alignment with best practice, coordinating online teaching via webinars and forums for up to 25 students, marking assessments, and providing academic leadership. The role focuses on the Supportive Care section during Term 4 2026. Explore similar roles at faculty jobs.

⏰Is this a full-time or casual academic position?

This is a casual position offered on an as-required basis during the Term 4 2026 teaching period (12 October – 6 December). It suits experienced academics seeking flexible higher education work in palliative care education.

📝How do I apply for this University of Melbourne job?

Applications should highlight expertise in Supportive Care and teaching experience. Prepare a tailored CV and cover letter addressing the listed deliverables. Check academic CV guidance and submit before the 26 July 2026 deadline.

📚What is the Master of Cancer Sciences course structure?

The Master of Cancer Sciences is a fully online two-year part-time course offered jointly by the University of Melbourne and VCCC Alliance. The role supports the Supportive Care and Palliative Care subject, focusing on curriculum refinement and student engagement. Learn more about academic coordination at academic coordinator roles.

Subject Coordinator and Subject Matter Expert - Supportive Care and Palliative Care

University of Melbourne

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia