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Online Autism Studies Course - Unit Authoring and Design Work with an award-winning Learning Design and Academic team Develop high-quality 100% online Postgraduate unit $7,260 + 12% Super - $8,300 + GST (if applicable…
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Online Autism Studies Course - Unit Authoring and Design
Work with an award-winning Learning Design and Academic team
Develop high-quality 100% online Postgraduate unit
$7,260 + 12% Super - $8,300 + GST (if applicable)
VU is a dual sector University offering the ‘VU Block Model’, an Australian first where students focus on one unit at a time. Victoria University (VU) Online is seeking enthusiastic Career Development academics and/or industry experts to author postgraduate units for the Graduate Certificate in Career Development tailored for online delivery.
As a Curriculum Writer, you will work closely with our Learning Design Team to develop the following for each unit:
1 Unit Blueprint (the unit outline, assessments, and rubrics).
6 Storyboards (the weekly topics/content with student activities).
Candidates may nominate one or more units for which they have demonstrated subject matter expertise. Applicants do not need to demonstrate expertise across all four units:
Unit 1: Inclusive Practices for Autism and Neurodiversity
Unit 2: Inclusive Initiatives for Autism and Neurodiversity
Unit 3: Inclusive Environments for Autism and Neurodiversity
Unit 4: Strengths-based Assessment for Autism and Neurodiversity
Key Selection Criteria
Essential
A Master’s degree plus at least five years of relevant teaching and/or professional experience, OR a doctoral qualification (PhD), in Autism Studies, Education, Psychology, Allied Health, Disability Studies, or a closely related discipline.
Demonstrated knowledge in any of the following areas:
Contemporary, evidence-informed and neurodiversity-affirming approaches to autism and neurodivergence.
Inclusive practices, supports and initiatives that promote the participation, belonging, wellbeing and self-determination of autistic and neurodivergent people.
The design and evaluation of inclusive environments across contexts such as education, health, workplaces, community services and other social settings.
Strengths-based approaches to assessment and support, including approaches that recognise individual capabilities, preferences, needs and aspirations.
Communication, environmental and general support strategies that can be adapted in partnership with autistic and neurodivergent people.
Co-design and collaborative practice with autistic and neurodivergent people, families, communities and relevant professionals.
Critical analysis of the research evidence, policy and practice relating to autism and neurodiversity in Australian and/or international contexts.
The application of theoretical frameworks such as systems thinking and intersectionality to understanding the experiences of autistic and neurodivergent people.
Ethical, culturally responsive and culturally safe practice, including consideration of diverse populations and the experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Approaches to evaluating inclusive practices, environments and initiatives and their impact on engagement, participation and belonging.
Desired
Experience designing and/or authoring units in higher education (online or blended learning preferred). A brief example of how you design student-centred learning in an online context.
Relevant professional membership, registration and/or professional affiliation within a field related to autism, neurodiversity, education, psychology, allied health, disability, inclusion or community practice.
Demonstrated experience working collaboratively with autistic and/or neurodivergent people and communities, particularly in the development, implementation or evaluation of inclusive practices, supports, environments or initiatives.
Application Process
To apply, please submit:
A current CV
A cover letter (maximum two pages) that:
Specifies your suitability for the role
Briefly addresses the Key Selection Criteria
Identifies the units that you are qualified to author
Applications without a CV and/or cover letter cannot be considered.
This Expression of Interest advert closes and expires on 25 September 2026. Applications must be submitted before this date. We will begin shortlisting and contacting candidates immediately.
Social Inclusion
VU Online is committed to equal opportunity, social justice, cultural diversity and social inclusion in education and employment. We are an LGBTIQA+ and gender diverse employer. Victoria University's commitment to social justice has been recognised in the Impact Rankings, which track universities against the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
Acknowledgment of Country
Victoria University acknowledges, recognises and respects the Ancestors, Elders and families of the Boonwurrung, Waddawurrung and Wurundjeri of the Kulin who are the traditional owners of University land in Victoria, and the Gadigal and Guring-gai of the Eora Nation who are the traditional owners of University land in Sydney.
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