52 algorithm-development-"Multiple"-"Prof"-"Prof"-"Simons-Foundation"-"U.S" positions at Edith Cowan University
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and strategic development across all four ECU campuses. We seek an experienced, dedicated, and forward-thinking Senior School Manager to help achieve our ambition to be a leader for the creative and
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support to the ECU community. Our services span the planning, development, maintenance and operations of all University campuses, ensuring safe, functional and future-ready physical environments that enable
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expertise, OR an equivalent combination of relevant experience and/or education/training; Experience in successfully designing, developing, facilitating, and evaluating pedagogically-sound programs and
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Technologies and Innovation team, as a member you'll be: Providing support for teaching and learning systems (eg LMS); Resource development and publishing; Related administrative systems; and Implementation
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, analyse, and interpret data related to student engagement, satisfaction, and retention. You will work closely with ECU’s Analytics team and teams in student facing roles to develop dashboards, reports, and
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management. The Student Success Adviser will identify student support needs and develop action plans to enable students to reach their full potential and experience positive outcomes in their ECU studies. You
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development of programs, resources, and communications that promote student health, wellbeing, and safety. This role is central to ECU’s commitment to preventing gender-based violence and creating a respectful
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. Benefits of working at ECU At ECU we’re committed to fostering a positive employment experience and believe this is fundamental to the success and satisfaction of our employees. Growth and development matter
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programs. Your responsibilities will include developing and overseeing course content, teaching units, coordinating curriculum, and supervising sessional academics. You will also have dedicated time for
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to hospitals are extremely sick, have high acuity levels, are frail, often older, with multiple comorbidities and are extremely vulnerable to acquiring a hospital acquired complication. Recent Australian data