Associate Professor – Taylor's College

The Associate Professor in Tourism Management/Community Development is responsible for teaching, developing curricula, and engaging in research activities. The role includes student consultation, assessment, supporting postgraduate research, and administrative duties within the university and professional community. The position requires maintaining high teaching standards and contributing to academic and community engagement.

The Associate Professor in Tourism Management / Community Development is responsible for teaching and related duties, including designing and developing teaching materials, conducting lectures and tutorials, consulting with students, and assessment activities. The role involves contributing to high quality program and curriculum development, planning and implementing effective teaching strategies, supporting postgraduate research, and maintaining high teaching standards to meet university expectations. This position also includes engaging in research activities such as undertaking scholarly research, presenting at conferences, publishing in journals, supporting research grant applications, and achieving research targets appropriate to the Associate Professor level. Additionally, administrative duties like attending meetings, participating in committees, contributing to professional activities, and establishing external academic linkages are part of the role.