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, Environmental and Architectural (CMEA) engineering is committed to research and teaching excellence through its world-class undergraduate and postgraduate programs in a range of exciting technological areas. UOW
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also offers accredited programs in Clinical Exercise Physiology, Exercise Science and Dietetics, as well as non-accredited programs in Medical and Health Sciences, Pre-Medicine, and Nutrition Sciences
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to grow the Bachelor of Primary Education program across campuses. The successful candidate will also contribute to the School’s research agenda, engage in governance and service activities, and support
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exams Level 1/2 $58,141 plus 17% superannuation Join one of the best modern universities in Australia as a Management Cadet. The University of Wollongong’s Management Cadetship is a 4 year program aimed
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of Nutrition Science and Dietetics; Indigenous Health; Exercise, Sport and Rehabilitation Sciences; and Medial Sciences. The School currently offers programs in Nutrition Science, Pre-Medicine, and Medical and
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-up for a multi-site clinical trial funded by the NSW Office of Health and Medical Research. The trial is evaluating the effectiveness of a nurse-coordinated resistance exercise program compared
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of the Functional Independence Measure (FIM) training program, and the AROC clinical and data teams. The successful candidate will have completed an undergraduate degree or an equivalent combination of relevant work
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sector (e.g., workshops, modules, programs, subjects, courses, events) Demonstrated knowledge of sector-wide and discipline-specific education trends and emerging learning and teaching challenges and
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or Liverpool This position resides in the School of Social Sciences and, under the guidance of the Field Education academic leader and Head of Social Work, will implement the Social Work field education program
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(PCOC), part of the Australasian Health Outcomes Consortium (AHOC) within the Faculty of Science, Medicine and Health, is a national program focused on improving palliative care through systematic data