Sessional Teaching in the School of Culture and Communication
The School of Culture & Communication often has a number of vacancies for sessional lecturers, who are required to coordinate, lecture and tutor in individual subjects. These positions are quite distinct from sessional tutoring which involves only the conduct of tutorials and related tasks.
Sessional lecturers are responsible for giving most of the lectures and tutorials (depending on student enrolments); coordinating the assessment; preparing any subject readers; reserve lists; bibliographies; etc. and for processing final results in that subject.
Position Description and list of subjects requiring sessional lecturers for 2008:
Sessional Tutoring
Applicants wishing to tutor in Semester 2 subjects, 2008, should complete the downloadable application form and send it with an up-to-date CV to Sharon Tribe in the School of Culture and Communication by 27 June 2008.
Please note that applicants who do not fully complete the application form including addressing the selection criteria will not be considered.
Applications received after the closing date will not be accepted.
The following subjects will be offered in Semester 2 - not all will require tutors:
Art History
107131 Modern Art: The Politics of the New
107028/670345 Australian Art: Rock to Pop
107220/670372 Medieval Art: Celtic to Gothic
107263 Visions of Paradise: Art of the Garden
Australian Indigenous Studies
106205/673336 Indigenous Histories in Film
Creative Writing
106202 Short Fiction
106225 Writing for real
106311 Travel, Landscape and Place
106363 Writing For Theatre
106364 Poetry and Poetics
106365 Diaries/Journals and Autobiography
Cultural Studies
106101 Culture, Media and Everyday Life
106022/670318 City Cultures
106226 Lifestyle and Consumer Culture
106368 Contemporary Cultural Theory
English
106102 Modern and Contemporary Literature
106013 Beowulf
106029/670320 Introduction to Old English B
106035/670322 Genre Fiction/Popular Fiction
106036/670323 Postmodernism
106045/670325 Aboriginal Writing
106210/670336 Romance and Melancholia
106213/670337 Art, Ideology and Doctrine, 400-1000
106229/673344 Travel Writing and Travel Texts
106230/673345 Reverberations of Terror: 1789-1900
106240/673351 Introduction to Theory
Media and Communications
100100 Introduction to Media and Communications
100101 Professional Writing
100204/670301 Media and Communications Theory
100207/670304 Asian Public Relations
100220/670305 Marketing Communications
100222/670306 Understanding Australian Media
100303 Media Futures and New Technologies
100304 Media Law
100312 Advanced Writing
Screen (Cinema) Studies
107078/670351 Italian National Cinemas
107079/670352 Sex and the Cinema: The Gendered Screen
107258/670384 Game Studies
Theatre Studies
106206/673337 Live Art
106208/673339 Modern Drama
106234/673349 Japanese Theatre
Subject descriptions and timetable details are available at the University online handbook at https://app.portal.unimelb.edu.au/CSCApplication/faces/htdocs/user/search/SimpleSearch.jsp