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preparation of high impact peer-reviewed publications, as well as grant and project proposals. Kā pūkeka me kā wheako/Skills and experience Successful candidates will have: • A PhD degree in engineering
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on academic achievement, skills and experience. Your Skills and Experience / Kā Pūkeka me Kā Wheako Successful candidates must have the following skills and experience: • Completed or nearly completed PhD
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Experience / Kā Pūkeka me Kā Wheako Successful candidates must have the following skills and experience: • Completed or nearly completed PhD with established research focus in any area of Psychology
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of Surveying, BSc in Surveying Measurement, Land Planning and Development, and Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and we mentor students who conduct excellent Honours, MSc, and PhD research. We are committed
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research culture, and you will also be expected to undertake the supervision of student research. Your Skills and Experience The successful candidate will be expected to have: • A PhD in Pacific Studies
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will ideally have: • Completed or nearly completed PhD. Preferred discipline areas are in Pacific Health or related area; however, other experiences and qualifications will be considered
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, Information Science, Software Engineering, Data Science and Business Analytics. At the postgraduate level, we offer research master’s and PhD opportunities – including specialist taught masters in Artificial
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postgraduate degrees up to PhD level. The Department of Medicine at the University of Otago, Christchurch is dedicated to improving the health and well-being of people in New Zealand through outstanding
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. To excel in this position, you will ideally hold a PhD and possess extensive knowledge of New Zealand's academic and research landscape. Key skills and experience include: • Proven expertise in strategic
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• Supervise research at Honours, MA and PhD levels. • Develop and maintain a strong research profile, including a willingness to seek external research funds. • Undertake administrative roles and