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welcomes applications from candidates in the final stages of their PhD who may be interested in structured mentoring pathways. The College of Science and Engineering is dedicated to ensuring a fair
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hold a PhD in a relevant field and demonstrate significant expertise in universal learning design, active learning strategies, and assessment design in technology-enhanced learning environments within
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available for a passionate and experienced Academic to join our team within the College of Science and Engineering as a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer, Mathematics. Full-time; continuing Academic Level B or C
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technology across various digital and physical workspaces. The role ensures that customer needs are addressed and that high-quality performance outcomes are consistently delivered. This includes maintaining
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available for a passionate and experienced Academic to join our team within the College of Science and Engineering as a Lecturer, Animal Ecology. Full-time; continuing Academic Level B - $109,791 - $129, 547
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Rehabilitation Counsellors or Rehabilitation Counselling Association of Australasia Queensland College of Teachers. You’ll have proven experience supporting people with diverse disabilities and health conditions
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or membership with one of the following: Occupational Therapy Board of Australia Psychology Board of Australia Australian Association of Social Workers Australian Society of Rehabilitation Counsellors
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, enhancing cultural awareness, and mentoring staff and students to improve access to high-quality rehabilitation services for First Nations participants. The role also includes assisting participants in
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the Role In this role, you’ll sit at the intersection of research, technology, and data. You’ll design and implement digital tools and workflows that streamline research administration, modernise data
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and performs research in fields related to water science, resource management and the ecology of water ecosystems. About the opportunity The Research Officer will contribute to an expanding research