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minimum of an undergraduate degree, with a minimum GPA of 5.0, enrolment in a relevant postgraduate program (coursework or HDR), and/or relevant Industry experience ideally within a business or related
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and welfare, maintaining breeding programs, and supporting research activities. Working under the direction of the Senior Animal Facility Manager, you will also contribute to cleaning, waste management
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research in Africa, Asia Pacific or Latin America. Fluency in another language is highly regarded. The successful candidate may be required to complete a number of pre-employment checks, including: right
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to contribute to our programs in Feminist Philosophy, Continental Philosophy and Gender Studies. This role encompasses research and research impact, course design and coordination, undergraduate teaching
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leadership to support decision-making across global mobility programs. About UQ As part of the UQ community, you will have the opportunity to work alongside the brightest minds, who have joined us from all
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integrated solutions to the needs of the communities we serve locally and globally. UQ offers one of the widest ranges of health and behavioural sciences programs of any Australian university, and the ambition
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positions available, where you can contribute to the development of new programs and course material for UQ’s School of Economics, and focus your efforts on growing your profile in research, teaching and
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, purchased leave, and a condensed fortnight Health and wellness discounts – fitness passport access, free yearly flu vaccinations, discounted health insurance, and access to our Employee Assistance Program for
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access to our Employee Assistance Program for staff and their immediate family Career development opportunities –access to exclusive internal-only vacancies and our Study for Staff program On campus
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to think strategically, responding to new developments in the field by considering their impact on the current research program, moving quickly to change practices or take new directions when indicated