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Liaison Support Librarian

The University of Melbourne's Law School Library has advertised for a 0.5 FTE position of Liaison Support Librarian. 

In this role you will work within teams of discipline-based information professionals delivering services to support integrated information services, scholarly and digital capabilities programs, research support, collection management and faculty liaison in the Library Learning & Engagement program. Liaison Support Librarians have two principal areas of responsibility: to support Liaison Librarians to deliver learning and teaching services for academics and students, and to provide advanced frontline client services.  They also support research programs to the University research community. 

For more details see the University of Melbourne jobs website. Applications close 6 December 2021

Liaison Librarian (Learning & Teaching)

The University of Melbourne's Law School Library has advertised for a full time position of Liaison Librarian (Learning & Teaching). 

As the Liaison Librarian (Learning & Teaching), you will work within a team of information professionals, principally delivering services to support students and academic staff at Melbourne Law School in coursework programs and digital capability programs to develop students’ skills for discovering, evaluating, applying and creating information. This role works strategically to develop students’ scholarly and digital capability through the curriculum and co-curricula programs. 

For more details see the University of Melbourne jobs website. Applications close 6 December 2021

Librarian - Acquisitions, Cataloguing and Archives 

Canberra, Full-time position. 

The High Court of Australia is seeking an experienced librarian who will participate in the provision of library services to the Court as well as being responsible for the maintenance of a number of the Court’s databases, including the Archive database and the Judicial Papers Database. 

The role is responsible for acquiring and cataloging Library materials, uploading holdings to Libraries Australia, and collating and publishing the Monthly New Books list.  This role also contributes to library system maintenance and participates in the planning and development of library projects.

The successful candidate will join a supportive, friendly, and collaborative team, working in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.

For  more information see the High Court's website, or the APS Jobs website. Applications close 10 December 2021.


Other Recently Advertised Librarian Positions

Systems and Technologies Officer, University of the Sunshine Coast (Sunshine Coast, QLD) - Applications close 2 December 2021 *closing soon*

Librarian, State Library of Queensland (Brisbane, QLD) - Applications Close 2 December 2021 *closing soon*

Senior Examiner, National Archives of Australia (Mitchell, ACT) - Applications close 5 December 2021 *closing soon*

Assistant Director, National Archives of Australia (Mitchell, ACT) - Applications close 5 December 2021 *closing soon*

Assistant Director Senior Systems Administrator, National Library of Australia (Parkes, ACT) - Applications close 5 December 2021 *closing soon*

Senior Metadata Librarian, University of South Australia (Adelaide) - Applications close 5 December 2021 *closing soon*

Conservation Officer, National Library of Australia (Parkes, ACT) - Applications close 7 December 2021

Judgments Coordinator, Federal Court of Australia (Adelaide, SA; Melbourne, VIC; Sydney, NSW) - Applications close 9 December 2021

Research and Procedural Support Officer, Department of the House of Representatives (Capital Hill, ACT) - Applications close 9 December 2021

Relationship Officer, ATO (Canberra, ACT) - Applications close 9 December 2021

Librarian, AUS Defence College, Department of Defence (Canberra, ACT) - Applications close 12 December 2021

Director, Governance, National Library of Australia (Parkes, ACT) - Applications close 12 December 2021

Director, Program Management Office, National Library of Australia (Parkes, ACT) - Applications close 12 December 2021


Team Leader, Scholarly Information Resources, UNSW Library (Sydney, NSW) - Applications close 12 December 2021

Threat Intelligence Database Manager, Department of Defence (Russell, ACT) - Applications close 14 January 2022



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