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Do you have a PhD (or will shortly satisfy the requirements of a PhD) in a relevant discipline area, such as economics, applied mathematics, engineering or sustainability science/circular economy
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within the Scalable Health Intervention Evaluation (SHINE) Program. It involves blending epidemiology with economics and data science to generate policy-relevant information on the health and economic
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to large multi-nationals. The team's niche is exploring fundamental academic innovations and seeing how they can be translated for environmental, economic and social impact. The Project will be vital in
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Do you have a PhD (or will shortly satisfy the requirements of a PhD) in regional development, economics, human geography, sociology, social science, science & technology studies, natural resource
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purpose is clear; to deliver positive economic, social and environmental impact in resolving the global challenges of our age. At the core of achieving this purpose is the diversity of our staff. We
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the opportunity for broader academic collaboration and publication beyond the project scope, aiming to generate insights for improving local economic development outcomes in mining communities. Your
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through innovative intersection of epidemiology and economics. Salary packaging, subsidised health and wellbeing services, fitness and cultural clubs, Myki discounts, and a 25% discount on graduate courses
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approach and apply this to measure the ecological, socio-cultural, and economic benefits generated by PPAs to both human and non-human beneficiaries. The project investigator team is as follows: Dr Ascelin
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Job Description Join our Fire Research Group Showcase your Research experience and skills 3 year fixed term appointment located at our Werribee campus. About Us: At Victoria University, our aim is to be a global leader in dual-sector learning and research by 2028. Join us on the journey and help...
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, and Environment. Additionally, we pride ourselves on interdisciplinary partnerships with Faculties including Business and Economics, Medicine, Information Technology, Engineering, and the Monash Data