52 parallel-programming-"Meta" positions at University of South Australia in Australia
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, adaptable and take ownership of your work, delivering results independently while contributing to a positive team culture. About the Role Reporting to the Manager: Corporate Sponsorship Program, you will
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– $157,986 per annum (plus 17% superannuation) About the Role The Program Facilitator provides leadership and support in the delivery and ongoing development of UniSA Online Programs. It assures that UniSA
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the achievement of reconciliation between Aboriginal Australians and non-indigenous Australians and in 2014 became the first University in South Australia to launch its own Reconciliation Action Plan
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stakeholders, you bring creativity, flexibility, and strong problem-solving skills to support impactful program delivery. About the role Reporting to the Professor of the Learning Sciences, you will coordinate
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. About the Role As the Senior Lecturer in Nursing, you will be responsible for the development, delivery, and coordination of courses within nursing undergraduate and postgraduate programs and make a
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programs that equip graduates with the knowledge and confidence to succeed. About the role Reporting to the Professorial Lead, you will design and deliver innovative curriculum that reflects contemporary
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% superannuation) About the Roles The Research Associate/Fellow will be responsible for the provision of high-quality research bioinformatics support and management to collaborative research programs led by
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. About the Role As the Senior Lecturer in Nursing, you will be responsible for the development, delivery, and coordination of courses within nursing undergraduate and postgraduate programs and make a
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materials and applying innovative, digital pedagogies, you bring a strong record of academic leadership, collaboration, and student-focused curriculum design. Your research program reflects a growing
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the achievement of reconciliation between Aboriginal Australians and non-indigenous Australians and in 2014 became the first University in South Australia to launch its own Reconciliation Action Plan