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work closely with Speech Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, Sports Coaches and Classroom Assistants in designing, delivering and assessing educational programs. Furthermore, the Special Education
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leadership, and drive and lead the delivery of programs of work for Digital Transformation projects that support the University’s strategic goals in research and rankings, including leading the definition
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the big questions about the world. United in the spirit of interdisciplinary discovery, we explore the human story from its earliest foundations in ancient cultures to its exciting future. Our research is
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UX enables efficient and best in class experience. Key Responsibilities Leveraging the Service Design, you’ll lead the UX/UI process from concept development to implementation. Conduct user research
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At Macquarie Business School, we develop leaders who are resilient, adaptable and ready to make an impact. We are seeking a proactive and collaborative Education Support Officer to join our dynamic team and help
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technology services that support the education, research, and health domains across the institution. Fixed Term Contract Until December 2026 Key Responsibilities Lead analysis and manage support activities
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courses with academic staff, and delivering concurrent support programs to all students, especially those most at risk. You are committed to research-informed design and best practice in inclusive program
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issuing reminder letters, tracking reports and follow-ups, maintaining Animal Research Authorities (ARAs), and updating AEC VCRO files and the FoRA database. Assist in preparing reports for internal
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the University. We strive for the efficient provision of services to better support the areas where we should be unique across the education, research and health portfolios within the University. Key
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based at Macquarie University, Wallumattagal Campus, North Ryde Brighten the future with cutting-edge solar window technology! Join us as a Research Associate and shape the next generation of light