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the delivery and ongoing development of the Year 5 curriculum, working collaboratively with clinical and academic colleagues across Curtin Medical School. You will play a key role in ensuring students
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communication plans whilst working closely with Properties, Facilities and Development (PF&D) team members to obtain the information required for successful communications Write, edit and produce engaging content
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workforce insights that support operational decision-making across the University. Working under broad direction, you will develop and deliver high-quality reporting, dashboards and data insights, and partner
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to identify, develop and manage programmatic opportunities that help the University translate world-class research and innovation, as well as support workforce development, with respect
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experience is required) Positive attitude towards collaboration with the ability to adapt and be agile towards opportunities that may arise. Well-developed research and writing skills for a range of audiences
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directly support the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal No. 14: Life Below Water, delivering evidence-based solutions that preserve biodiversity, sustain livelihoods, and secure our marine
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to excellence in teaching. Demonstrated achievement in the discipline through the scholarly development and delivery of high-quality educational courses. Demonstrated high-level communication and interpersonal
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members in line with committee constitutions and governance documents. Prepare briefing papers and reports to support committee deliberations. Collaborate with the Administrative Officer to confirm meeting
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Reference Number: 1472656 About the Role: We have an exciting opportunity for two Business Development Managers to join our Research Partnerships team, working at the forefront of research and
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to identify and develop new partnership opportunities. Develop and manage relationships with external stakeholders and funding bodies, including state and federal government and the CSIRO, to support