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About the scholarship Application status: Not currently open for applications Applicable study: PhD (specialising in the area of Marine Science) Opening date: 7 December 2024 Closing date: 18
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staying up-to-date with the latest advancements in the field of marine geoscience Benefits Competitive salary commensurate with qualifications and experience Opportunity to teach and collaborate with a
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, Zoology and Marine Science) teach in the Programme. The Role/Te Mahi We are looking for a Teaching Fellow to provide learning support at the University of Otago, Dunedin. In this role, you will work under
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, freshwater, and marine science. Our core purpose is to enhance the economic value and sustainable management of New Zealand's aquatic resources and environments, to provide an understanding of climate and the
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Marine Engineer Class 2 with 2+ years sea time in an engineering role. You are motivated and understand the importance of excellent team dynamics and collaboration. Physical fitness and a positive outlook
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or more of the following • NZ Certificate in Hospitality Basic Cookery L3 • NZ Certificate in Cookery L3 • NZ - City and Guilds cookery training 706/1 and 706/2 • Aus - MAR30415 Certificate III in marine
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Work life balance 34 hours per week, 9 weeks leave Do you believe that maritime training is about creating professional mariners who operate at industry best practice standards? Are you committed
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platforms. NIWA is a dynamic research organisation and New Zealand's largest and pre-eminent provider of climate, freshwater and marine science. Our core purpose is to enhance the economic value and
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, neurobiology and statistical modeling, as well as in molecular, functional, population, community, freshwater and behavioural ecology. We have well-established links to the Departments of Botany and Marine
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New Zealand's largest and pre-eminent provider of climate, freshwater, and marine science. Our core purpose is to enhance the economic value and sustainable management of New Zealand's aquatic resources