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Apply now Job no:524853 Work type:full time Location:Sydney, NSW Categories:Research Administration support, Management Here’s why this opportunity stands out: Fast-Paced, Exciting Environment
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, applicants must be enroled in one of the following programs, with a project specialising in earth science and the environment: Bachelor of Environmental Science Bachelor of Advanced Science Bachelor of Science
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facilities, strong industry ties, and a track record of nurturing successful start-ups, our partner universities offer an unparalleled environment for doctoral research. Nestled within the vibrant academic
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the Faculty of Built Environment with a focus on making towns and cities more beautiful and workable Academic Merit Aptitude and commitment to Honours project with a focus on making towns and cities more
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: English as a second language, Geographical isolation, Family crisis or difficult family environment, Family/Carer responsibilities, Disrupted schooling or Disability or medical condition Eligible
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Scholarship (UGCE1129) $5,000 per annum for the minimum duration of program Be commencing full-time study in a UNSW School of Built Environment undergraduate coursework degree program in Term 3, 2024. Be
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Architectures' School of Built Environment (single or dual program) in Term 2, 2024; and Be a citizen of Singapore; and Hold a diploma or equivalent course of at least 2 years credit from one of the following
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a physiological environment, cytotoxicity investigation of new nanothermometers and super-resolution imaging methods in studying the organelle interactions and building intracellular heat maps
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social conscience and believed it was crucial to value and promote the third sector, not just charities but advocacy groups, lobby groups, environment groups and other non-government organisations because
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, exhibitions, enterprises and excellence in professional endeavours. Leadership - applicants should demonstrate leadership experience or potential. This can come from their studies, professional environments and