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to completion PhD graduate or otherwise someone with at least two years of relevant industry experience at a senior level within the last five years (where that experience is not within the last five years
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. The School of Sport and Recreation within AUT University is a growing and vibrant school with over 80 staff and 1,000 students, offering programmes from certificate to PhD level across multiple discipline
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on an academic career as a lecturer. Usually, applicants will hold a completed PhD/doctorate (or be close to completion); with the exception of the Law School where a completed LLM is also accepted. We provide a
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some or all of the following key selection criteria: A PhD or other doctoral qualification in a related discipline A strong record of academic achievement, preferably as a Professor or Associate
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electromagnetics and fuel cell technologies together. He kōrero mōu | About you The candidate should have a PhD completed within the area of designing complex electrodes and evaluating the same in microbial
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scientific innovations and trends What we are looking for: A PhD in Environmental Science, Ecology, Marine Science, Biogeochemistry, Environmental Policy and Management, or a related field Experience working
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, workshops and development resources to enhance student learning. Koe fiema'u meia koe | About you Currently enrolled in a postgraduate (masters or PhD) programme, or have completed a masters or PhD
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, workshops and development resources to enhance student learning. He kōrero mōu | About you Currently enrolled in a postgraduate (masters or PhD) programme, or have completed a masters or PhD. Relationships
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on to our highly regarded Master of Design and PhD programmes, our diverse range of graduates from this major are highly regarded in industry. The Role We have a part time tenured, opportunity for a Lecturer
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electromagnetics and fuel cell technologies together. He kōrero mōu | About you The candidate should have a PhD completed within the area of designing complex electrodes and evaluating the same in microbial