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staff join our dynamic undergraduate psychology team and to teach into our Undergraduate Certificate program, contributing to the Undergraduate Psychology program and the Discipline of Psychology
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Hospitals Group (FSFHG) and 0.2 FTE through Curtin School of Population Health, Curtin University (at level ALB 5). Are you passionate about leading innovative research in Clinical Psychology and
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services and support Nursing Nutrition and dietetics Pharmacy Physiotherapy Psychology Public Policy Rehabilitation Science and mathematics Social and Emotional Wellbeing Social work Must be undertaking full
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will bring either a strong technical background (e.g. IT, data science) or a strong social science background (e.g. organisational behaviour, psychology), and be keen to work collaboratively with
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contemporary HR best practices. A proactive and solutions-focused mindset, with a passion for delivering high-impact, strategic HR initiatives. Post graduate qualifications in Human Resources, Psychology
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field that is only offered at post-graduate level at your university and requires a general undergraduate degree as a prerequisite for entry (e.g. Master of Psychology, Honours of Archeology, Doctor
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research output and develop a coherent program of research in consumer psychology and behaviour related to human-AI interaction, biometrics, and sustainability Apply for competitive funding and disseminate
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experience, preferably in Human Resources, Psychology, or Counselling Previous experience working in a similar position (most recently) is preferred previous experience working in a People and Culture team is
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double degrees with law and psychology. Research activities draw on quantitative and qualitative methodologies as well as broader disciplinary perspectives such as philosophy and sociology. Topics include
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Eligibility criteria Australian and NZ citizens or Permanent Residents (ie "Domestic" students - Full-time enrolment) Prior studies in a field relevant to the PhD topic (including spatial analysis, psychology