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at PhD level, noting that applicants with lower-level qualifications may be considered if they satisfy the essential requirements to a high level. Demonstrated experience in research, organisational
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. Collaborative team player, comfortable working with PhDs, researchers, and programmers Expertise in ocean salinity (and its relation to the Earth’s water cycle), and coupled climate modelling Full-time, 4.5-year
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. Collaborative team player, comfortable working with PhDs, researchers, and programmers Expertise in large scale Southern Ocean circulation and coupled ocean-atmosphere modelling Full-time, 4.5-year fixed-term
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qualitative methods such as interviews, focus groups, thematic analysis, and ethnography Experienced administrator with a strong background in project management Fixed -Term (December 2026), Part- Time (0.8FTE
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applications, including word-processing, spreadsheet, database, presentation software and email. Ability to identify and implement improvements in work methods and the working environment. Salary details
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and develop an optimal (efficient, cost effective, easy to use) technological operational method for detecting and estimating wallaby populations and dynamics. What you’ll do: Develop a technological
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that elevate institutional capabilities and service delivery methods. Develop and maintain the University’s teaching timetable and exam schedule in the context of related course and unit changes, manage
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applicant will have the option for full-time or part-time work. What’s Required A PhD (Level E) or equivalent (Level D) in Midwifery or an equivalent field. A strong clinical background with a track record in
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methods. Ability to physically assemble complex precision equipment. Experience in diagnostics, fault finding and problem solving. Ability to work within a technical team to deliver against agreed targets
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certificate minimum. PhD or Masters level desirable. Experience in university-level teaching and learning including experiences in undergraduate programs across all modes using contemporary teaching practices