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FACULTY OF BUSINESS, DESIGN AND ARTS

Job name	Closing Date	Action
Senior Lecturer – Accounting [fixed-term contract] Successful candidates are expected to deliver courses at undergraduate and postgraduate levels while carrying out impactful disciplinary research. In addition, the candidates are expected to lead ad hoc projects at the School or Faculty level, securing external research grants and supervising master’s and PhD by research students.     Requirements: PhD in Accounting (topics may include sustainability reporting/disclosure, ESG, corporate governance, AI or related contemporary topics). Candidates should possess a strong commitment to research and advancing their field of expertise, including supervising postgraduate students and securing external research grants. Demonstrated good research track record with publications in high-ranked journals, such as Scopus Q1/Q2 or ABDC A or A* ranked journals. Strong communication and presentation skills. Prior teaching experience in higher education settings with excellent teaching quality/feedback. Those who hold an academic leadership role would be an advantage. A member of a recognised professional accounting body would be an advantage.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Senior Lecturer – Design and Multimedia [fixed-term contract] Successful candidates will be expected to convene and teach undergraduate and/or postgraduate units within the School of Design and Arts in areas related to interactive and emerging media technologies. The role focuses on delivering high-quality teaching, contributing to the curriculum, and engaging in sustained scholarly or creative research aligned with contemporary design and technology practices. The ability to teach subjects related to interactive media, VR/AR/XR, spatial and experiential design, gamification, and game design will be highly valued. Experience working with game engines (e.g. Unity, Unreal Engine, or equivalent) is an added advantage. The successful candidate will contribute constructively to teaching, supervision, research activity, and professional engagement within the School, working collaboratively within established academic structures. Requirements: A PhD in Design, Multimedia, Creative Media Technology, Interactive Media, Communication Design, or a closely related discipline. Minimum 10 years of teaching experience in higher education in a relevant field. Demonstrated expertise in interactive and emerging media practices. Proven experience teaching at undergraduate and/or postgraduate level. Research and Scholarly Contribution: Applicants must demonstrate a clear, relevant, and credible research profile, evidenced by: Publications in peer-reviewed academic journals and proceedings relevant to design, multimedia, interactive media, creative technologies, or innovative creative practices; and/or Peer-reviewed or juried exhibitions that are internationally recognized and appropriate to the discipline. Research outputs should align with contemporary design, multimedia, and creative technology domains and be suitable for recognition within standard academic research and evaluation frameworks.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Senior Lecturer – Media and Communication [fixed-term contract] The School of Design and Arts at Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak invites applications for the position of Senior Lecturer in Media and Communication. The successful candidate will contribute to teaching, research, and leadership in contemporary media and communication education, supporting the School’s growing portfolio in digital media, journalism, social media communication, and emerging media technologies. The successful candidate will be expected to develop, deliver, and manage undergraduate and postgraduate study units, as well as contribute to Higher Degree by Research (HDR) supervision, within the School of Design and Arts in academic areas related to media and communication. These include social media communication, media analytics, journalism, digital storytelling, and contemporary forms of media production aligned with the candidate’s research expertise. The role contributes to the School’s teaching and research activities in areas that integrate communication theory, digital platforms, and evolving forms of media practice. The successful candidate will contribute to teaching across subjects such as digital journalism, multimedia storytelling, digital publishing, media analytics, and communication strategies for digital platforms. The capacity to teach a wide range of communication subjects including media theory, digital communication environments, online media production, and digital storytelling will be beneficial. Expertise or interest in emerging areas such as interactive media, immersive media environments, media innovation and game studies will be considered advantageous where these intersect with contemporary media communication and production. The successful candidate will also be expected to provide leadership in teaching, research and curriculum development, HDR supervision, and external engagement activities that strengthen the School of Design and Arts and the university more broadly. The role includes contributing to research initiatives, mentoring junior staff, and developing collaborations with industry and the creative media sector. Requirements: A PhD in Media Studies, Communication Studies, Journalism, Digital Media, Media Technologies, or a closely related discipline is essential. A minimum of 10 years of relevant academic and/or professional experience in media, communication, journalism, or digital media industries. Demonstrated experience teaching in higher education in a relevant discipline, including curriculum development and leadership in media and communication programs. A strong research track record, including publications in recognized academic journals and/or creative practice outputs in media and digital communication. Evidence of the capacity to supervise Higher Degree by Research (HDR) candidates or readiness to undertake HDR supervision in accordance with university requirements. Strong knowledge of digital communication, journalism, social media communication, and media analytics is essential. Expertise in one or more of the following areas will be considered advantageous: multimedia journalism and news production (audio, video, or interactive formats) digital storytelling and online media production media analytics and data visualization social media communication strategies and digital platforms interactive media and emerging media technologies immersive media environments game studies, media prototyping, or experimental media practices Experience in industry collaboration, media production, or community engagement will be an added advantage.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Lecturer – Accounting [fixed-term contract] Successful candidates are expected to deliver courses at undergraduate and postgraduate levels while carrying out impactful disciplinary research. In addition, the candidates are expected to lead ad hoc projects at the School or Faculty level and supervise master’s and PhD by research students.      Requirements:    PhD degree in Accounting (topics may include corporate/sustainability reporting, corporate governance, management accounting or related topics). Recognized research track record with publications in high-ranked journals.  Demonstrated ability to teach in courses at undergraduate, postgraduate and/or professional courses levels.  Excellent communication skills. A member of a recognised professional body and having experience in grant management would be an advantage.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Lecturer – Design and Multimedia Design [fixed-term contract] Successful candidates will be expected to convene and teach undergraduate units of study in the School of Design and Arts in academic disciplines related to 3D modelling & animation and motion graphics in Multimedia Design and their research expertise. In addition, the ability to teach a wide range of design subjects including user interface (UI) design, digital publishing, branding, experiential design, photography and video production will be an added advantage. Knowledge of trends in emerging technologies and gamification will be highly valued. Experience with rapid prototyping will be considered a plus. The successful candidate(s) shall provide leadership in teaching, both traditional and non-traditional research, as well as external engagement for Multimedia Design and the University as a whole. Requirements: PhD in Creative Media Technology; Communication Design; Multimedia Design; or related disciplines. Alternatively, a Master’s degree (MA or MFA) with significant industry experience in a relevant field will be considered. Knowledge in 3D modelling, animation, and motion graphics is essential. Knowledge in UI design, digital publishing, branding, experiential design, photography or image production will be an added advantage. Demonstrated knowledge of trends in emerging technologies and gamification. Experience in teaching in higher education in a relevant discipline. Experience in rapid prototyping is a plus.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Lecturer – Early Childhood Education [fixed-term contract] Successful candidates will be expected to teach undergraduate units within the Early Childhood Education program at the School of Design and Arts. The role requires contributions to curriculum innovation, research, and community engagement. The ideal candidate must demonstrate expertise in early childhood pedagogy, curriculum development, and educational theories. Candidates with knowledge in special education, literacy development, or educational technology will be highly regarded. Requirements: A PhD in Early Childhood Education or a closely related field. Experience in higher education teaching and research in early childhood education. Experience in supervising practicum students or working with early childhood teacher candidates during field placements. Strong knowledge of child development theories, curriculum frameworks, and early learning assessment. Research publications in early childhood education or related disciplines. Additional expertise in inclusive education, educational leadership, technology, play-based learning, or policy developments in early childhood education is an advantage.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Lecturer – Education [fixed-term contract] Successful candidates will be expected to teach undergraduate and postgraduate courses in education, contribute to research, and participate in program development at the School of Design and Arts. The ideal candidate should possess expertise in contemporary educational theories, pedagogy, and curriculum development. Specializations in educational psychology, digital learning, special education, or assessment and evaluation will be highly valued.    Requirements:  A PhD in Education or a closely related discipline.  Proven experience in teaching in higher education.  A research track record in education-related fields.  Knowledge of current trends in education, learning methodologies, and instructional technologies.  Experience in program development or external partnerships in education will be an advantage.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Lecturer – Management [fixed-term contract] Successful candidates are expected to deliver courses in the management discipline at undergraduate and postgraduate levels while carrying out impactful disciplinary research. In addition, the candidates are expected to lead ad hoc projects at the School or Faculty level.      Requirements:   PhD degree from a reputable university in the areas of management or related areas such as operations management, sustainability management, leadership, etc.  Possess a strong commitment to research and advancing their field of expertise, including the supervision of postgraduate studies, to build the School of Business’s research profile.  A recognised research track record with publications in high-ranked journals and/or managing research grants would be an added advantage. Teaching experience in higher education is essential.  Membership of a professional body would be an added advantage.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Lecturer – Media and Communication [fixed-term contract] The successful candidate will be expected to develop and deliver undergraduate courses in media and communication within the School of Design and Arts. The role contributes to the School’s teaching portfolio in areas such as journalism, social media communication, digital storytelling, and contemporary media production. The position supports the development of media education that integrates communication theory, digital platforms, and emerging forms of media practice. The successful candidate will contribute to teaching across areas including digital journalism, media communication strategies, multimedia storytelling, and online communication environments. Candidates with expertise in social media communication, journalism, digital storytelling, media ethics, public communication, or media production will be highly valued. Experience in emerging media practices such as interactive media, immersive communication environments, or digital media innovation will be considered an advantage. The role may also contribute to interdisciplinary teaching across media and emerging communication technologies, interactive storytelling, and experimental media production where these intersect with contemporary communication practices. The successful candidate will be expected to contribute to teaching, research and industry engagement activities that support the strategic development of the School of Design and Arts and the university more broadly. Requirements:  A PhD in Media and Communication, Journalism, Digital Media, Communication Studies, Media Technologies, or a related discipline. Experience in teaching in higher education in media studies, journalism, or communication. A research track record in media theory, digital communication, journalism studies, or emerging media technologies. Expertise in one or more of the following areas will be advantageous: social media communication and digital platforms; journalism and multimedia news production (audio, video, or interactive formats); digital storytelling and online media production; data visualization, media analytics, or news media innovation; and/or emerging media technologies, immersive communication environments, or interactive media practices. Industry experience in journalism, media production, or digital communication will be an added advantage.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Lecturer – Media and Design [fixed-term contract] The successful candidate will be expected to develop and deliver undergraduate and graduate courses in the School of Design and Arts in areas related to communication design, digital media design, and interactive media practices. The role will contribute to the School’s teaching portfolio where design intersects with contemporary media technologies and communication platforms. The position supports teaching in areas such as visual communication for digital platforms, interactive media design, digital content creation, and communication design for emerging media environments. The successful candidate may contribute to courses that explore the intersection of design, media production, and interactive technologies. The ability to teach across a range of subjects including interactive design, digital media production, animation, digital imaging, and media prototyping will be highly valued. Expertise in emerging areas such as immersive media, extended reality environments, game studies, game design principles, digital game prototyping, or interactive storytelling will be considered advantageous. The role may contribute to interdisciplinary teaching across design, media, and emerging technologies, including areas such as game production, interactive media prototyping, and experimental digital media practices. The successful candidate will be expected to contribute to teaching, research and external engagement activities that strengthen the School of Design and Arts and support the university’s evolving creative technologies portfolio Requirements:  PhD or Master’s degree in Communication Design, Interactive Media Design, Digital Media Design, Game Design, UX/UI Design, Immersive Media, or a related discipline. Candidates holding a PhD will be considered favourably. Strong knowledge of digital media design, interactive media, and communication design for contemporary platforms. Expertise in one or more of the following areas will be considered advantageous: interactive media and digital content design; game studies, game design, or game prototyping; immersive media (AR/VR/XR) and spatial media environments; animation, digital imaging, or motion media; and/or digital media production and interactive storytelling. Experience in teaching in higher education in a relevant discipline.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING, COMPUTING AND SCIENCE

Job name	Closing Date	Action
Professor – Computer Science / ICT / Software Engineering [fixed-term contract] Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus is seeking passionate and dedicated individuals to join our dynamic team as Professors in the School of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). We are committed to excellence in education, research, and industry engagement, and we invite candidates with expertise in relevant ICT disciplines to contribute to our vibrant academic environment. Key Responsibilities: Deliver insightful and innovative teaching across diploma, undergraduate, and postgraduate ICT-related programs. Lead and supervise research projects across undergraduate and postgraduate levels, fostering a culture of inquiry and discovery. Drive scholarly research initiatives, contributing actively to the university’s research agenda. Develop, innovate, and refine courses to reflect cutting-edge industry trends and meet accreditation standards.  Play a pivotal role in curriculum development and academic governance.  Forge and nurture partnerships with industry entities, facilitating research collaborations and internship opportunities for students. Mentor and guide junior faculty members, promoting an environment of academic excellence and growth. Contribute significantly to policy development and strategic planning within the School of ICT. Key Requirements: A distinguished academic record with a PhD in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a closely related discipline. A significant record of teaching excellence and curriculum innovation at a university level. An established research leader with a robust portfolio of high-impact publications and substantial experience in securing competitive research funding. Demonstrated ability to build and sustain significant collaborations within the ICT industry, contributing to impactful outcomes. Proven leadership experience in academic program development, research leadership, and fostering industry-academic collaborations. Outstanding communication and interpersonal skills, with a track record of successful team leadership and mentorship in academic settings.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Professor – Mechanical / Manufacturing Engineering [fixed-term contract] For the Professor – Mechanical / Manufacturing Engineering position at the School of Engineering and Science, candidates are invited to apply if they have expertise in one or more sub-areas such as Vibration, Dynamic Systems and Control, Renewable Energy System Management, Hydrogen Technology Systems Design, and Advanced or Smart Manufacturing. A relevant PhD from a recognized institution and registration with a professional body are required. Candidates with a professional qualification (PEng, IPEA/APEC Engineer) or those progressing towards the qualification are desirable. The candidates should have significant experience in teaching in higher education. Experience in establishing and developing significant partnerships between academia and industry is an advantage. In addition, they should demonstrate a proven track record of substantial high-quality research output with significant impact and leadership in research Requirements: A relevant PhD from a recognized institution. Registration with a professional body such as Board of Engineers Malaysia is required. Professional qualification (PEng, IPEA/APEC Engineer) or those progressing towards the qualification are desirable. Having knowledge in Vibration, Dynamic Systems and Control, Renewable Energy System Management, Hydrogen Technology Systems Design, and Advanced or Smart Manufacturing. Having significant experience in teaching in higher education in a relevant discipline. Having experience in establishing and developing significant partnerships between academia and industry is an advantage. Proven track record of substantial high-quality research output with significant impact and leadership in research.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Associate Professor – Advanced Manufacturing [fixed-term contract] The position of Associate Professor (PhD) – The Faculty of Engineering, Computing, and Science is seeking to appoint an Associate Professor (PhD) in Advanced and Smart Manufacturing to support Sarawak’s strategic agenda of strengthening its advanced manufacturing ecosystem and fostering collaboration with international and local aerospace and high-technology industry partners. The successful candidate must hold a relevant PhD from a recognised institution, with expertise in areas such as advanced and smart manufacturing, mechatronics and automation systems, Industry 4.0/5.0 technologies, robotics and automation, additive manufacturing, or manufacturing process optimisation. Professional Engineer (PEng) registration is compulsory, and additional professional qualifications such as IPEA or APEC Engineer are highly desirable. Candidates should have demonstrated experience in higher education teaching, a strong research track record with impactful publications, proven success in securing research grants, and experience supervising postgraduate students. Experience in industry collaboration and technology transfer in advanced and smart manufacturing and mechatronics will be highly valued. Requirements: A relevant PhD from a recognised institution. Registration with a recognised professional engineering body such as Board of Engineers Malaysia is required. Professional Engineer (PEng) registration, along with IPEA or APEC Engineer qualifications, are highly desirable. Strong expertise in advanced and smart manufacturing, mechatronics and automation systems, Industry 4.0/5.0 technologies, robotics and automation, additive manufacturing, or manufacturing process optimisation. Significant teaching experience in higher education within a relevant discipline. Experience in establishing and developing successful partnerships between academia and industry is an advantage. A proven track record of substantial, high-quality research output with demonstrated impact and research leadership. A strong record of securing significant research grants.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Associate Professor – Computer Science / ICT (Cybersecurity) [fixed-term contract] We are seeking a knowledgeable and experienced individual to join our institution specializing in Cybersecurity, with a focus on Penetration Testing and/or Information Systems Security. As an expert in these areas, you will deliver engaging lectures, practical sessions, and mentor students pursuing degrees or certifications in cybersecurity. Your role will be pivotal in imparting theoretical and practical knowledge, preparing both postgraduate and undergraduate students for real-world challenges, and nurturing their passion for this rapidly evolving field. Requirements: A doctoral degree in Cybersecurity, Information Security, Computer Science, or a related field. Professional certifications such as OSCP (Offensive Security Certified Professional), CISSP (Certified Information Systems Security Professional), or equivalent certifications are highly desirable.  Strong and recognized research track record. Demonstrated expertise and experience in Penetration Testing and Information Systems Security, including knowledge of industry standards, methodologies, and tools. Strong communication and presentation skills, effectively conveying complex cybersecurity concepts to students with varying technical backgrounds. Prior teaching experience, preferably in higher education settings, is advantageous.  Proficiency in penetration testing tools, programming languages, and operating systems. Strong analytical, problem-solving, and critical-thinking abilities.  Commitment to staying updated with the evolving cybersecurity landscape, particularly in Penetration Testing and Information Systems Security, and sharing knowledge with students.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Senior Lecturer – Computer Science / ICT / Software Engineering [fixed-term contract] Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus is seeking passionate and dedicated individuals to join our dynamic team as Senior Lecturers in the School of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). We are committed to excellence in education, research, and industry engagement, and we invite candidates with expertise in relevant ICT disciplines to contribute to our vibrant academic environment. Key Responsibilities: Deliver high-quality diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in ICT-related programs. Supervise research projects at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Engage in scholarly research and contribute to the university’s research agenda. Develop and enhance course materials in line with industry trends and accreditation requirements. Participate in curriculum development and academic administration. Establish collaborations with industry partners for research and student internship opportunities. Key Requirements: A PhD in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related discipline. Extensive teaching experience at a university level with a strong record of curriculum development. A solid research portfolio with high-impact publications and grant acquisition experience. Relevant industry experience in ICT-related fields, contributing to applied research and industry partnerships. Leadership experience in academic program development, research supervision, and industry collaborations.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Senior Lecturer – Quantity Surveying / Construction Management [fixed-term contract] This position search includes relevant sub-areas of Quantity Surveying, preferably in cost control and cost planning, and have a strong background in various forms of construction contracts.  Successful candidates will be expected to convene and teach undergraduate units of study in the School of Engineering and Science in academic disciplines related to Quantity Surveying and Construction Management and their research expertise. In addition, the ability to teach a wide range of Quantity Surveying areas including Construction Technology, Measurements, Professional Practice, and Construction-related software and technology will be an added advantage. The successful candidate(s) shall provide leadership in teaching, both traditional and non-traditional research as well as external engagement for Quantity Surveying and the university as a whole.   Requirements: PhD in Quantity Surveying; Construction Management; Civil Engineering; or related disciplines.  A Professional Quantity Surveying (PQS) or Consultant Quantity Surveying (CQS) candidate will be an added advantage.  Proven track record of substantial research output and significant impact.  Proven expertise and significant professional experience in Quantity Surveying.  Proficiency in using industry-relevant software and technology will be an added advantage.  Experience in teaching or training in higher education in a relevant discipline.  Active involvement in professional organizations or societies related to Quantity Surveying is desirable.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Lecturer – Computer Science / ICT / Software Engineering [fixed-term contract] Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus is seeking passionate and dedicated individuals to join our dynamic team as Lecturers in the School of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). We are committed to excellence in education, research, and industry engagement, and we invite candidates with expertise in relevant ICT disciplines to contribute to our vibrant academic environment. Key Responsibilities: Deliver high-quality diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in ICT-related programs. Supervise research projects at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.  Engage in scholarly research and contribute to the university’s research agenda.  Develop and enhance course materials in line with industry trends and accreditation requirements.  Participate in curriculum development and academic administration. Establish collaborations with industry partners for research and student internship opportunities.   Key Requirements: A PhD in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related discipline. Teaching experience at a tertiary level will be an advantage.  Strong track-record in research and publications. Strong communication, presentation and interpersonal skills.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Lecturer – Quantity Surveying / Construction Management [fixed-term contract] This position search includes relevant sub-areas of Quantity Surveying, preferably in measurements and have a strong background in cost control and cost planning. Successful candidates will be expected to convene and teach undergraduate units of study in the School of Engineering and Science in academic disciplines related to Quantity Surveying and Construction Management and their research expertise. In addition, the ability to teach a wide range of Quantity Surveying areas including Construction Technology, Measurements, Professional Practice, and Construction-related software and technology will be an added advantage. The successful candidate(s) shall provide leadership in teaching, both traditional and non-traditional research as well as external engagement for Quantity Surveying and the university as a whole. Requirements: PhD in Quantity Surveying; Construction Management; Civil Engineering; or related discipline. A Professional Quantity Surveying (PQS) or Consultant Quantity Surveying (CQS) candidate will be an added advantage.  Proven track record of substantial research output and significant impact.  Proven expertise and significant professional experience in Quantity Surveying.  Proficiency in using industry-relevant software and technology will be an added advantage.  Experience in teaching or training in higher education in a relevant discipline.  Active involvement in professional organizations or societies related to Quantity Surveying is desirable.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Lecturer – Science [fixed-term contract] Successful candidates will be expected to develop and deliver undergraduate courses in the School of Engineering and Science, covering areas related to analytical chemistry, environmental chemistry, environmental science, and their area of research expertise. Additionally, the ability to teach a wider range of science subjects including laboratory skills, sustainability, ecology, scientific communication, or introductory biotechnology will be an added advantage. The successful candidate(s) will be expected to provide leadership in teaching, engage in research that introduces fresh directions and innovations, and foster external engagement for the School of Engineering and Science and the University as a whole. Requirements: A PhD in Environmental Chemistry, Chemistry, Environmental Science, or a closely related discipline. Teaching experience at the tertiary level will be an advantage. Strong knowledge in analytical chemistry, environmental chemistry, or environmental science is essential. Expertise in one or more of the following areas will be an added advantage: Environmental analytical chemistry for emerging contaminants (PFAS, industrial pollutants, microplastics additives, endocrine disruptors) in water/soil/sediment. Green / sustainable chemistry and chemical remediation technologies (green solvents, catalytic or adsorption-based pollutant removal, circular‑economy chemistry). Computational/environmental chemical informatics: application of AI/machine learning, data modelling, and predictive analytics to environmental chemistry and contaminant fate/transport studies. Bioprocess engineering for environmental or industrial waste treatment (non‑food waste), waste‑to‑resource conversion, microbial or enzymatic bioremediation. Tropical ecosystem geochemistry and climate‑relevant chemical cycling in forests, peatlands, freshwater systems: trace metal cycling, nutrient fluxes, greenhouse‑gas–chemistry interactions, soil/peat chemistry. Strong research track record, including publications and/or evidence of research potential. Excellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply

SCHOOL OF FOUNDATION STUDIES

Job name	Closing Date	Action
Lecturer – Design / Multimedia Design / Multimedia Art [fixed-term contract] The successful candidates will be expected to convene, prepare and deliver lectures, tutorials and provide consultation and support to students. A contribution to the School’s program development, areas of research or consultancy, and any other assignments and services specified by the School is also expected. Candidates with expertise and/or teaching experience in Graphic Design/Multimedia Design/Multimedia Art subjects, with preference for Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop) are preferred. Expertise or experience in teaching Digital Media Design and Media Production will be an added advantage.      Requirements:   Master in Graphic Design, Multimedia Design, Multimedia Art, or related disciplines.   Knowledge in Graphic Design, Multimedia Design, and Multimedia Art are essential.   Knowledge in Digital Media Design and Media Production will be an added advantage.   Experience in teaching in pre-university, or higher education in a relevant discipline.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply
Lecturer – IT / Computing [fixed-term contract] The successful candidates will be expected to convene, prepare and deliver lectures, tutorials and provide consultation and support to students. A contribution to the School’s program development, areas of research or consultancy, and any other assignments and services specified by the School is also expected. Candidates with expertise and/or teaching experience in Information Technology/Computing subjects, with preference for Programming, and Information Technology are preferred. Expertise or experience in teaching in pre-university, or higher education in a relevant discipline will be an added advantage.   Requirements:   PhD / Master in Information Technology, Computer Studies, Computer Science, or related disciplines.   Knowledge in Programming and Information Technology are essential.   Experience in teaching in pre-university, or higher education in a relevant discipline will be an added advantage.	5 April 2026	More details How to apply

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