Posted 19/06/2026
Closes 03/07/2026
North Sydney, 2060, Sydney, New South Wales
Full time
Not specified
About the Role
Prospective Institute of Higher Education is seeking an experienced Course Coordinator (Discipline Head) in Information Technology and Management & Commerce. This senior academic leadership role is suited to a scholar-practitioner who thrives at the intersection of curriculum leadership, people management, and academic governance.
Reporting to the Academic Dean, you will serve as discipline head responsible for the end-to-end academic management of your discipline — from student admission and progression through to course review and moderation. You will be a member of the Learning and Teaching Committee.
Key Responsibilities
Students
• Academic induction and orientation
• Recognition of prior learning assessments
• Assessment and moderation oversight
• Student progression and graduation eligibility
Courses
• Annual course review and benchmarking
• Reports to Learning & Teaching Committee
• Student and staff satisfaction surveys
• External benchmarking of coursework
Learning & Teaching
• Timetabling and examination coordination
• LMS oversight and resource management
• Deliver up to 2 subjects per study period
• Ensure prescribed texts are current and available
Academic Oversight
• Academic misconduct management
• Accurate student grade and result records
• Contribute to academic staff recruitment
• Comply with Institute policies and procedures
Required Qualifications & Experience
• Doctorate or master's qualification in Information Technology, Management & Commerce, or a closely related cognate discipline
• Minimum 5 years' teaching experience in higher education; a tertiary teaching qualification is preferred
• Demonstrated track record in course administration, curriculum design, timetabling, and assessment moderation in a higher education setting
• Record of academic scholarship including publications and/or conference presentations
• Proven leadership with ability to motivate, mentor, and develop academic teams
• Professional accreditation with a relevant discipline body
• Excellent interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills including stakeholder engagement
• Highly developed organisational and planning skills with ability to work autonomously
• Demonstrated engagement with industry and communities of practice
Ready to apply?
Apply via SEEK with your CV and a cover letter addressing the key selection criteria. Applications close when the position is filled.