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candidate will have strong organisational skills, experience in administrative support, excellent interpersonal abilities, a high degree of attention to detail, and the ability to confidently manage multiple
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a commitment to maintaining high standards under pressure. While this role is based in Hobart, occasional travel to the north may be required. What you’ll do: Assisting with developing and maintaining
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Menzies Institute for Medical Research. You will need to be a team player and have the ability to build effective relationships. Strong organisation skills will assist you to work on multiple tasks at any
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to increase access to higher education, the Schools Engagement team plays a critical role in the implementation of the University’s schools engagement approach. The team works across the University to develop
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in-person interactions Support students with high-quality engagement across key stages of the student lifecycle Multiple part/full-time ongoing roles based in Hobart, Launceston or Burnie About the
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level stakeholder engagement and partner relationship management. Under the oversight of the Associate Director, International Relations, lead budget development, preparation and management. Undertake
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however multiple fractional appointments would be considered. If you are looking for either full time or part time role we encourage you to apply. The Faculty of Law, one of Australia’s premier law
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accurate recording skills using multiple datasets, including excellent communication skills. Ability to lead the technical management contributions for research projects. Salary details Appointment
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Conservation University Animal Ethics Committee – Animal Carer The University is seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced and qualified Animal Welfare Carer to fill multiple vacant positions
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Research Ethics Committee – Pastoral Carer The University is seeking expressions of interest from suitably experienced and qualified Pastoral Carers to fill multiple vacant positions on our Human Research