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Careers at UniSC

Community focus, global impact.
Do work that matters, connect with great people, and contribute to the journey.

At UniSC, we believe in the power of education, research, and community impact. Join our vibrant team of dedicated professionals and talented academics who are committed to shaping the future through innovation and collaboration.

Our culture

We're young, vibrant, ambitious and one of the fastest growing universities in Australia. This is our culture.

Discover UniSC

Working at UniSC is more than just a job, it’s a chance to join a community that is making a real difference.

Join our team

Ready to apply? Here's the place to start. Learn about the application process and what to expect.

Explore opportunities

Academic jobs

Explore our diverse academic roles: ongoing and fixed-term positions in research-focused fields, learning and teaching positions; from Academic Level A to Level E.

Professional Jobs

UniSC offers ongoing and fixed-term professional opportunities; from marketing to student support, finance to IT, our professional staff ensure campus functionality and student success.

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Casual jobs

At UniSC, our vibrant campuses thrive with opportunities for casual staff, from academic opportunities, to dynamic roles in our bustling cafes and event venues and beyond.

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UniSC in the News

Carers toolkit can make delirium less frightening and less dire: Study
29 Apr

A world-first pilot study, involving UniSC, has found an interactive online toolkit could boost carers’ ability to determine whether a loved one was at risk, or was likely to have, delirium

Parents the key to tackling kids’ picky eating: research findings
29 Apr

Five years of UniSC-led research into the pesky problem of picky eating by children suggests that therapists should focus more on empowering parents to ease family angst at the dinner table

Climate change is causing marine ‘coldwaves’ too, killing wildlife
16 Apr

The impacts of a warming ocean are not the only dangers to marine life, with a new global study identifying a growing threat from climate change-induced ‘coldwaves’.

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Do work that matters, connect with great people, and contribute to the journey.