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and more than 100 academic staff. Our programmes include a very successful Bachelor of Business, research, and coursework master's degrees, an MBA, and a PhD. The Department of Economics and Finance has
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selection requirements: Selection Requirements Research activity of the postdoc as judged by the PBRF criteria. PhD with a track record of publications (applicants should be within five years of completing
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enjoy working inclusively with students and colleagues! Application information Qualification: A PhD in an Earth System Science discipline or a related field Teaching and Learning: An early career
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postgraduate PhD level qualification. A good understanding of tikanga Māori is essential to support staff within the bi-cultural context of Aotearoa/New Zealand. The role is based at AUT South Campus but has
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Sciences (SECMS) at AUT is seeking to appoint a permanent Lecturer in Fluid Mechanics. Candidate should have a PhD and teaching and research experience in the area of Fluid Mechanics, Thermofluid, Aerospace
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Sciences (SECMS) at AUT is seeking to appoint a permanent Lecturer in Dynamics. Candidate should have a PhD and teaching and research experience in the area of Mechanical System Dynamics and Control
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history and innovative approaches to teaching, learning and research. The School of Sport and Recreation within AUT University is a vibrant school offering programmes from certificate to PhD level across
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accelerometer, GPS, and Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) data, to derive actionable insights and drive informed decision-making is essential. You will hold a PhD or relevant qualification in sport and
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within AUT University is a growing and vibrant school with over 80 staff and 1,000 students, offering programmes from certificate to PhD level across multiple discipline areas. We require a Lecturer who
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master's qualification in bioscience (or similar) and have current experience in tertiary science education working towards a PhD. The successful applicant will preferably have a relevant teaching history