Lecturer (Teaching & Research) - Tourism, Hospitality & …, Perth

Permanent Full-Time Position
- $118,308
- $140,147 (ALB) + 17% Superannuation
- Based on Bentley Campus WA

**Job Reference: 1485309** **About The Role**: **Key Responsibilities**:

- Develop course materials and assessment tasks that align with trends in the contemporary and future labour market and with the learning objectives of the respective programs.
- Deliver high-quality undergraduate and/or postgraduate teaching.
- Provide academic guidance and support to students, such as postgraduate study options.
- Conduct high quality research, including publications in high quality outlets (e.g., A*/A-ranked tourism, hospitality and events journals).
- Identify opportunities for demand-driven research and engage with industry partners, policymakers and other stakeholders to understand their research needs.
- Engage in professional development, and internal/external service and engagement.
- Contribute to HDR supervision.
- Contribute to a positive School/Faculty/University culture reflecting Curtin’s Values of Respect, Integrity, Impact, Courage and Excellence.
- Other duties as directed from time to time.

**School of Management and Marketing** The School of Management and Marketing (SoMM) in Curtin Business School, develops globally minded, career-capable graduates, advancing responsible, evidence-based business through innovation in education, research, and engagement. Located in the Faculty of Business and Law, Bentley Perth campus of Curtin University, we have close collaborations with each of Curtin’s global campuses in the United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Mauritius, Sri Lanka and Malaysia.

With a clear focus on learner employability and research excellence, SoMM has a broad range of undergraduate and postgraduate offerings in International Business, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Strategy, Tourism Hospitality and Events, Supply Chain Management, Marketing, Human Resources Management and Business Information Systems. Our research profile reflects our commitment to industry relevance and societal impact and engagement. We are also home to leading research entities including the Future of Work Institute, the John Curtin Institute of Public Policy, the Tourism Research Cluster and the Consumer Research Lab.

Our links with leading industry groups offer students and staff a range of work experiences and research opportunities including internships, Executive Education, Academic Study Programmes, and business consultancies.

SoMM is closely connected with other Schools at Curtin with extensive opportunities for research and teaching collaboration in fields such as sustainability, corporate social responsibility, energy, entrepreneurship, mining and engineering, and health service provision. In particular, the School has robust ties with Curtin’s Director of Entrepreneurship, the Institute of Energy Transition and Innovation Central.

**Tourism, Hospitality and Events (THE)** This lecturer position is located within SoMM’s THE discipline with its focus on sustainable management of tourism, hospitality and events. Teaching areas and courses include an undergraduate major and specialisation in Tourism and Hospitality, an Event Management specialisation and a specialisation in Entertainment and Creative Industries. The discipline also offers a Tourism and Hospitality Global major, which provides opportunities to study at two or more of Curtin's global campuses. Research activities draw on quantitative and qualitative methodologies as well as multi
- and inter-disciplinary perspectives including a variety of business and economics disciplines as well as other social sciences. Industry-connected and community-oriented research is facilitated through the renowned Curtin Tourism Research Cluster. Topics include sustainable tourism development; responsible tourist behaviour; event management and development; destination management, governance and marketing; volunteering; hospitality management; special interest tourism; innovation and entrepreneurship in tourism, hospitality and events; and tourism policy.

**Role Requirements**: **Selection criteria**:

- A doctoral qualification in a relevant academic discipline (Tourism, Hospitality, Events or related disciplines) or in the final stages of examination of their doctoral thesis in a relevant field (evidenced by thesis submission).
- Demonstrated ability to deliver high-quality teaching in relevant disciplines (Tourism, Hospitality, Events) at undergraduate and/or postgraduate levels in accordance with their career stage.
- A track record of/strong interest in working with industry for research, engagement and/or teaching as well as a track record of/strong interest in international collaboration in accordance with their career stage.
- Demonstrated capacity and willingness for learning and growth, for initiative and for pursuing a team-oriented approach.

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