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resident Australian humanitarian visa holder You must meet the following criteria: Current student enrolled in an undergraduate degree in the Faculty of Engineering at a Monash campus in Australia
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PhD Scholarship in Assistive Technology and Disability Job No.: 665632 Location: Clayton or Caulfield campus Employment Type: Full-time (expected to be full-time but may be part-time if health
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New Zealand citizen Australian permanent resident Australian humanitarian visa holder You must meet the following criteria: Current student enrolled in an undergraduate degree at a Monash campus in
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animal welfare and overall operations. We are seeking someone with a completion of a Diploma of Applied Science (Animal Technology) or who is on track to completing it with relevant work-related experience
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of interest are sought from outstanding domestic candidates for PhD study in the Department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering, focusing on cutting-edge research in novel materials
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benchmarking technology products against key requirements. We are seeking someone who is passionate about STEM education and educational technologies - if this sounds like a position that suits your current
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technology roadmaps that align with the enterprise's strategic goals and operational metrics. Your leadership will be key in enabling ICT-enabled business process reforms through strategic stakeholder
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security concepts. You will need to demonstrate expertise in strategically and operationally managing our cloud platforms on AWS and Azure, maintaining large-scale cloud solutions, and developing technology
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Remuneration: The successful applicant will receive a Research Living Allowance, at current value of $41,650 AUD per annum as well as an additional $20,000 of research and travel expenses to support study. The
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link. www.csiro.au/en/careers/Scholarships-student-opportunities/Postgraduate-programs-and-Scholarships/Industry-PhD/iPhD-Student The current project aims to develop a digital twin of the twin-screw