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The School of Engineering is seeking to appoint a Lecturer specialising in Biomechanical Engineering. The Lecturer will contribute to teaching in the School’s new Medical Engineering program and to teach into its well-established Mechanical Engineering program. Expertise in the use of advanced computer-aided engineering techniques in biological systems including finite element analysis is highly desired.

Through this role, the successful applicant is expected to:
  • Foster increased cooperation between the University and allied research affiliates.
  • Attract competitive external grant funding, including industry-based research support.
  • Establish and build an independent research program to attract undergraduate and higher degree students.
  • Embrace new teaching pedagogies (included blended and active learning) with a view to enhancing student experience.
  • Work cohesively within a team environment to strengthen current and future research priorities of the School.
  • Participate in activities to maintain academic standards and administrative effectiveness within the School.
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For additional information on the position contact Professor Phil Clausen, Acting Head of School on (02) 4921 6202 or email: philip.clausen@newcastle.edu.au