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Computer Sciences and Information Technology College of Sciences Auckland CS_CSIT_529_06/25 Computer Sciences and Information Technology College of Sciences Term length: ongoing Hours of work: full
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application , uploading the relevant materials, with your intended project name. When applying, you should select "State-sponsored postgraduate program for national construction of high-level universities", and
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academic processes and student support services across the College. You will support a wide range of academic administrative functions, including course and programme management, committee support, academic
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qualification Proven laboratory experience with strong technical skills (e.g., pipetting, balances, calculations) Excellent communication, organisation, and time management skills Strong computer literacy
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prompt and friendly service Has intermediate computer skills and can work within university systems and processes Hold a current NZ drivers’ licence What we offer: Up to 6.75% employer contribution
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of European, American, and Australian boarded surgeons, criticalists, and experienced practitioners. This program suits motivated veterinary graduates eager to expand their clinical expertise across all facets
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Scholarship The GCSB Women in STEM Scholarship supports female tertiary students intending to take a full-time course of study in science, technology, computer engineering, mathematics, data science and cyber
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administered on paper and on computer, including IELTS and PTE. This is a part-time role (15 hours per week), fixed term through to February 2026. Hours of work include Saturday. The salary range for this role
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the delivery of programme pathways through to managing the university's external relations, supporting the university in its teaching and research activities, as well as leading key partnerships. About this role
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campus inPalmerston North. We are seeking a high-achieving researcher with a strong background in computational modelling, data science and scientific communication. The successful applicant will be