[ecrea] Lecturer in Public Relations Murdoch University

Lecturer in Public Relations

•Continuous Lectureship position
•$100k – $119k including employer superannuation contributions of 17% 
and an opportunity to salary package

Murdoch is a University striving to make a difference to the way we 
live, think and understand each other and the world around us.  Many of 
our areas of expertise have global implications, including climate 
change, food security and production, infectious diseases, veterinary 
and medical science, mental health, politics and governance.

With a leadership team led by the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Richard 
Higgott and three internationally respected Deputy Vice Chancellors, 
Murdoch has gone ‘back to the future’ to re-establish its heritage of 
research excellence and research-informed teaching. We have embarked 
upon a bold restructure which will allow the University to achieve and 
surpass its ambitious aims across research, teaching and learning and 
engagement.  With a focus on equipping graduates with both high 
scholarly and ‘real world’ experience, Murdoch has invested in 
state-of-the-art learning facilities for both teaching and research.

The School of Arts is one of Murdoch University’s most diverse schools 
offering a broad range of courses in creative arts, media and 
communication, social sciences and humanities at both undergraduate and 
postgraduate level. Partnering in three separate countries, our 
curriculum is international in its outlook and, because we are a 
research university, our academic staff bring their latest research to 
the classroom.  We are home to approximately 150 PhD students, who are 
researching on exciting and important topics relevant to the Australian 
community and to the rest of the world.

The School is now seeking a Lecturer in Public Relations. Applications 
are invited from candidates with an outstanding teaching portfolio, 
relevant professional experience and a track record in industry 
engagement. As Murdoch is a research-intensive university, candidates 
must have a proven record of research in the field and should hold a 
PhD, or have made substantial progress towards one.

To Apply
For further information about this position, please contact Mrs Renae 
Desai, on (08) 9360 6202, from overseas (+61) 8 9360 6202 or email 
(r.desai /at/ murdoch.edu.au).

Application procedures and a position description with detailed 
selection criteria is available from the Murdoch University web site 
http://jobs.murdoch.edu.au/

All applicants should address the selection criteria within their 
application. Please send applications to (recruitment /at/ murdoch.edu.au)

Closing date: Friday 29th November 2013


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