Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Built Environment

Join us in shaping the future of Built Environment education as a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer, by delivering high-quality teaching, conducting impactful research, and contributing to a vibrant academic community, while enhancing student success through innovative and experiential learning opportunities. This is a full-time, permanent opportunity within the School of Built Environment based on our Albany campus in Auckland. Mo tenei turanga mahi | About the role This is a dynamic academic role within the Built Environment discipline, combining teaching, research, and service. In the role you will: Build and sustain an active research programme, contribute to School research groups, engage with industry partners, publish scholarly work, apply and secure research funding, and supervise student research. Deliver and coordinate undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, contribute to curriculum innovation across Built Environment disciplines, and foster an inclusive, engaging learning environment that supports student success. Strengthen relationships with industry and the wider community, contribute to professional and community service, and support the University's commitments, including the principles of the Treaty of Waitangi. Participate in committees, support administrative activities, uphold University policies, contribute to a collaborative culture, and maintain ongoing professional development. Mou | About you To be successful in this role you will: Have a relevant PhD degree in construction management, construction IT and AI, architecture, engineering, building science, civil engineering or similar, as well as a good record of research and publications relevant to Built Environment, including but not limited to design, construction or facilities management as well as interface between these project stages. Hold a current and relevant or working towards professional qualifications in one or more professional institutes related to Built Environment (e.g., RICS, NZIQS, CIOB, PMI, etc.). Have recent, relevant teaching experience within a university or other tertiary teaching environment. Have a reputable, peer-reviewed research publication record. Have been involvement in successfully securing competitive external academic research or industry R & D funding. Have a proven record of successful research supervision at postgraduate level. Ko nga hua o te turanga? | What's in it for you? You'll join a collaborative, future-focused team who support world-class teaching and research across the University. Based on our beautiful Albany campus, you'll enjoy a supportive work environment with a healthy work-life balance. You will also receive an employer contribution to the UniSaver Superannuation Scheme should you opt to join this scheme, five university holidays each year in addition to annual leave and a subsidised Southern Cross Healthcare plan for you and your whanau. The salary will depend on experience but will be in the range of ($86,113-$152,711) Apply now and make an impact that matters! Further enquiries should be directed to: Professor Monty Sutrisna, School of Built Environment, Massey University at [email protected]. Desired Skills and Experience Higher Education Teaching Curriculum Development Undergraduate & Postgraduate Teaching Student Engagement Inclusive Learning Environments Academic Research Research Programme Development Peer-reviewed Publications Research Supervision (Postgraduate) Grant Writing & Funding Acquisition Applied/Industry Research Built Environment Construction Management Architecture / Engineering / Civil Engineering Building Science Facilities Management Digital Construction / Construction IT / AI Industry Collaboration Stakeholder Engagement Professional Practice (RICS, NZIQS, CIOB, PMI) Community Engagement #J-18808-Ljbffr