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impact on the communities that was established to serve. About the opportunity The Chief Advancement Officer’s role is to advance and lead the University’s philanthropic, alumni and community engagement
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The Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) – $25 million from FY 22/23 to 25/26. This WAARC funding is to be used to leverage and co-fund new funding and projects into the state
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Ecology, Geography and Environmental Management. In addition, the Department also leads the Master of Environmental Science and Master of Biotechnology postgraduate programs. About the opportunity You will
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, and transport. About the opportunity As the appointee you will, under broad direction, autonomously oversee and strategically direct the management of designated facilities. You will serve as a primary
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accountability for the operational delivery of Campus Management services and its primary customers are the Central Units and the University’s estate and as required will assist in the delivery of UWA mail. About
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appointee you will, under the direction of the Chief Investigators, Professor Pat Dudgeon and Professor Helen Milroy, conduct research on the Medical Research Future Funds, Million Minds Mission project
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placement opportunities for students while managing the administrative functions associated with the placement program. Key responsibilities: Serve as the primary contact for placement students, staff, and
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, and write and edit original material for a range of channels. About you To be considered for this opportunity, you will demonstrate: Relevant tertiary qualification or demonstrated equivalent competency
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of Physics and Astrophysics research and is surrounded by natural woodland with high species diversity. The Gingin Gravity Precinct is recognised as one of UWA’s principal strategic Research Infrastructure
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disciplines, plus has a large cohort of Honours and postgraduate research students, including students enrolled in the Master of Infectious Disease program. The Marshall Centre consists of 30 research staff