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Notitia

Course Lead – Computer Science Engineering

Notitia

. Manage day-to-day course planning, scheduling and delivery across trimesters, campuses and delivery modes .

Posted 9/21/2026full-timeBrisbane • AustraliaSeniorWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in course coordination, academic leadership, and quality assurance within higher education, with a strong focus on curriculum design, student progression, and stakeholder engagement. Committed to fostering inclusive practices and enhancing student experiences through data-driven improvements and industry engagement.

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Course CoordinationAcademic LeadershipQuality AssuranceCurriculum DesignStakeholder Engagement

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Hard Skills
Course DeliveryAssessment ModerationAccreditation RequirementsData AnalysisQuality Frameworks
Soft Skills
Organisational SkillsCommunication SkillsPlanning SkillsStakeholder Engagement Skills
Certifications & Qualifications
Postgraduate QualificationProfessional Accreditation
Industry Keywords
Higher EducationTEQSAAQFHESFWIL

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Manage day-to-day course planning, scheduling and delivery across trimesters, campuses and delivery modes
  • Provide course-level academic leadership and coordination to Subject Coordinators, academic staff and sessional/casual teaching teams
  • Maintain oversight of academic quality, moderation, assessment consistency, course content and subject delivery in line with University standards
  • Monitor course performance, student progression, retention, success and satisfaction using data and reporting to drive improvements
  • Coordinate curriculum delivery, course and subject review processes, accreditation requirements and quality documentation including CCRs and SQRs
  • Support industry-engaged learning and employability through WIL, live briefs, placements, industry projects and other applied learning experiences
  • Act as a key academic point of contact for complex student queries, progression matters and academic support, escalating significant risks where required
  • Contribute to scholarship, professional practice, governance, compliance and risk management at course level
  • Maintain an active teaching contribution and engage in scholarship and professional development appropriate to academic classification
  • Work closely with the Discipline Head, Student Services and Associate Dean Learning and Teaching to support consistent course delivery and student progression

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Relevant postgraduate qualification at doctoral or master’s level, or equivalent professional standing and academic experience in the discipline
  • Significant course coordination or academic leadership experience may also be considered
  • Relevant professional accreditation, registration or industry standing where applicable to the course
  • Demonstrated academic leadership experience in higher education, including course or subject coordination and functional leadership of academic and teaching teams
  • Experience in course delivery, quality assurance and student progression management in a higher education setting
  • Sound understanding of curriculum design, assessment, moderation, accreditation and higher education quality frameworks, including TEQSA, AQF and HESF
  • Experience using student data and feedback to inform course-level improvement and support student success
  • Demonstrated commitment to inclusive practice, positive student experience and culturally safe, student-centred delivery
  • Demonstrated contribution to scholarship, research and/or professional practice relevant to the discipline, with scholarly outputs appropriate to classification
  • Experience engaging with industry partners or professional bodies relevant to the course
  • Strong organisational, communication, stakeholder engagement and planning skills, with the ability to manage competing priorities and deadlines

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Permanent, full-time position
  • Professional development
  • Career advancement and internal mobility
  • Personal aspirations supported
  • Reasonable adjustments and accessibility support during the recruitment process