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Job Reference: 1059519 About the Role: Curtin University is seeking a full-time Program Manager, Justice Health (official title: Research Fellow) for a two-year opportunity with the option
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contribute to the delivery of high quality, accessible research that makes a genuine difference to people’s lives. As a Research Fellow your position will contribute to BCEC’s research program. This is an
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workplace support. To demonstrate this commitment, the faculty has developed a Diversity Awareness Program with a key focus on the areas of gender equity, diverse sex, sexuality and gender, ethnicity
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the climate finance program, adaptation and mitigation measures. This is an important COP for Australia, as we will find out whether our bid to host the COP31 in 2027 has been successful. The Scholarship
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this capital is distributed to our neighbouring developing nations in the Pacific Region, to ensure health, education, and infrastructure outcomes. The Scholarship Program consists of the following components
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a dedicated Translation and Impact program (T&I) with a strong reputation for engaging with partners to share our skills, knowledge, and expertise for mutual benefit. By collaborating with experts in
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/physiological measures (e.g. expired gas energy expenditure and accelerometry), qualitative studies involving focus groups/interviews, or program development/intervention studies. Desirable: Demonstrated skills
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to Curtin's Healthy Lifestyle Program, with up to 2 hours per week of paid time off to engage in University-approved healthy lifestyle activities. Explore Curtin’s wellbeing locations at https://tinyurl.com
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. Desirable: Proficiency in scientific programming (e.g. Python) and familiarity with data science and machine learning techniques. Experience with geochemical analytical techniques and working in a laboratory
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techniques Managing and maintaining a state-of-the-art ToF-SIMS facility Building and leading collaborative research programs Engaging with industry and external stakeholders to support translational research