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more than 180 separate properties. The UniFlats mission is to provide and strengthen high-quality accommodation for international, postgraduate, and other students at the University of Otago, creating a safe
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external and international research institutions. Researchers in the department produce high impact theoretical and applied research spanning ecosystem science, plant functional biology, cell and molecular
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business process improvement. This high-profile, multi-year programme spans HR, Digital, Finance, and other areas across the University, providing a unique opportunity to contribute to a significant
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support delivery of this high-impact programme. Te mahi | The role You will play a hands-on role in preparing the University's HR data for migration to Workday. Working as part of the Data Stream, you will
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kā taoka tuku iho, tēnā koutou. Nāia te reo rāhiri o Tahu Potiki e karaka atu ana ki a koutou katoa. The role | Te mahi As Alumni Engagement Manager, you will lead a small, high-performing team
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required: • Excellent technical knowledge, including knowledge of hazardous substances and their properties, laboratory and field skills. • Competent with computers and Office software. • Provision
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), a national multi-institutional research programme. The Department also has particular strengths in affiliated areas through multiple active research groups. The role | Te mahi In this Postdoctoral
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the operational success of Te Whai Ao – Dodd Walls Centre. Working closely with the Programme Manager, you will provide high-quality business and administrative support. This is an excellent opportunity
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be supported through a two-year post-graduate training programme to learn the specific techniques alongside assisting in the general tasks of the Assessment Unit. Skills and experience/Kā pūkeka me kā
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and Gynaecology programme. While supporting postgraduate education, you will also contribute to ensuring a coherent, high-quality programme meets the needs of learners, the profession and the health