Head of Program (HOP) Business, Hospitality & Management

King’s Own Institute (KOI) is a leading independent institute of higher education located in central Sydney and Newcastle, Australia. KOI offers high-quality accredited diploma, undergraduate and postgraduate courses in Accounting, Business, Management, IT and TESOL.

About the Role

The Head of Program (HoP) Business, Hospitality & Management Lecturer is a specialised academic role responsible for coordinating and facilitating quality undergraduate business education across three high-demand specialisations: Hospitality Management, Project Management, and Information Systems. This position ensures that KOI's Bachelor of Business program meets rigorous academic standards while incorporating cutting-edge industry practices and contemporary business applications

Key Responsibilities

Business Education Subject Matter Expertise & Teaching

Deliver high-quality instruction across assigned Bachelor of Business subjects spanning core business fundamentals and specialised areas

Facilitate classes using contemporary learning methodologies appropriate for undergraduate business education

Provide expert-level instruction drawing on current industry practices and academic research across multiple business sectors

Moderate discussions and foster collaborative learning communities among diverse undergraduate learners

Deliver guest lectures and industry-focused content leveraging expertise across hospitality, project management, and information systems

Develop and deliver case study analyses and real-world business applications across specialisation areas

Specialisation-Focused Facilitation & Teaching





Facilitate Bachelor of Business classes using contemporary adult learning methodologies appropriate for undergraduate business education and industry-focused learning

Provide high-level undergraduate instruction across core business disciplines with specialised focus on Hospitality Management, Project Management, and Information Systems.

Mentor and support undergraduate students through practical business problem-solving, career guidance, and industry preparation across diverse career pathways

Moderate online discussions and foster collaborative learning communities among students pursuing different specialisation tracks

Deliver industry-focused content leveraging practical expertise in hospitality, project management, and information systems sectors

Guide students through complex business projects including industry analysis, project planning, systems implementation, and strategic business planning

Course Coordination & Academic Administration

Coordinate Bachelor of Business course schedules across multiple specialisations, assessments, and academic calendar requirements

Manage course enrolments, student communications, and academic progress monitoring with attention to prerequisite requirements and specialisation pathway guidance

Liaise with academic staff, industry practitioners, and professionals contributing to Bachelor of Business program development and delivery





Coordinate with Director of Learning & Teaching on curriculum updates reflecting evolving business practices and industry requirements across specialisation areas

Oversee assessment processes, business competency standards, and academic integrity procedures for business coursework and projects

Manage relationships with industry partners across hospitality, project management, and information systems sectors, including guest speakers and practical learning opportunities

Ensure course content remains current with business trends, emerging technologies, and professional practices across all specialization areas

Provide academic support to Bachelor of Business students including business concept clarification, specialisation guidance, and career pathway counselling

Develop and implement student engagement strategies appropriate for diverse undergraduate populations including school leavers, mature-age students, and career changers

Monitor student progress in challenging business concepts and implement early intervention strategies for at-risk students

Facilitate peer learning networks and professional development opportunities across hospitality, project management, and information systems sectors

Conduct student feedback sessions and implement continuous improvement initiatives based on industry feedback and graduate outcomes

Support students with career transition guidance and skilled portfolio development for business careers

Connect students with internship opportunities and industry mentorship programs across all specialisation areas

Qualifications & Experience

A relevant postgraduate degree at doctoral level (e.g., PhD, DBA) or equivalent standing

Demonstrated subject expertise

📌 Head of Program (Sydney)
🏢 King's Own Institute
📍 Sydney