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online and on campus. As a Senior Research Fellow, you will: Make a significant contribution to Deakin’s Clinical Trials Hub and Health Economics capability, providing strategic leadership in the design
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. Participate in intra- and inter-disciplinary research collaborations To be successful, you’ll have: PhD in a relevant discipline and/or other relevant qualifications and experience Excellent data management and
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for future translation into real world impact. To be successful, you’ll have: PhD in a relevant discipline and/or other relevant qualifications and experience in the applied education research, with a strong
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HDR and honours students and fostering a culture of research excellence. To be successful, you’ll have: PhD (or equivalent) in a relevant discipline, with an emerging research profile demonstrated
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research excellence. To be successful, you’ll have: PhD in Education, Educational Psychology, Educational Measurement, Public Policy, Sociology, Economics, Statistics, Data Science or a closely related
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capability within a collaborative, solution‑led team, delivering real‑world impact across the Australian health system. To be successful, you’ll have: PhD in a relevant discipline (or equivalent qualifications
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of the University. To be successful, you’ll have: A PhD in a relevant discipline (or equivalent qualifications), awarded within the past three years at the time of application. Demonstrated capability to meet the
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, including applications for external competitive funding, external funding for commercialization and translation activities and other funding demonstrating sustained efforts To be successful, you’ll have: PhD
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, methodological justifications, and feasibility statements. To be successful, you’ll have: PhD in biostatistics or statistics Nationally recognised research reputation in biostatistics underpinned by publications
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successful, you’ll have: PhD (or working toward a PhD) in mental health or related discipline, Must have research experience in the field of psychosis within minority groups, such as people who identify as