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Teach Law subjects One Year Fixed Term The Faculty of Business, Economics and Law is seeking a teaching path lecturer able to teach law subjects, aligned to its needs as a strong provider of
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Seeking academic expertise within Commercial Law and Competition Law Utilise your passion for cross-disciplinary teaching and research Permanent, full-time role based in Auckland As one
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Utilise your passion and academic expertise for Public or Private Law Teach, research, lead and collaborate Permanent, full-time role based in Auckland As one of the world's top 50 young
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an administrative assistant to join our friendly and dedicated team in the Dean's Office of AUT's Faculty of Business, Economics, and Law. This is a fixed-term position, while we review the workload and composition
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across our three Auckland teaching campuses. The Faculty of Business, Economics, and Law provides world-class education in a range of undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications, preparing students well
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communication skills and an eye for detail? We are looking for a School Coordinator to provide outstanding administrative support in the Faculty of Business, Economics, and Law. You will be joining a small team
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, our values are at the heart of everything we do More about the Faculty of Business, Economics and Law As an employee at AUT you can expect many benefits and services At AUT, our values are at the heart
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the Faculty of Business, Economics and Law and across AUT. You will need a minimum of 3-5 years of proven experience in tertiary education administration, along with a passion for enhancing the customer
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other relevant tertiary qualification or equivalent experience in public law or other related fields and understanding of core investigation principles and standards Knowledge of practice and procedure in
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Health law & policy A background in law, with specific knowledge of current NZ health law & policy. Hauora Māori courses Several courses in hauora Māori and Māori health promotion require 1-2 additional