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postgraduate teaching programs including the Bachelor of Agricultural Science and Master of Agriculture and Food Sciences. Make a strong and sustained contribution to the University in achieving its strategic
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producers and processors to accelerate primary sector productivity while maintaining and improving Tasmania’s land and water quality for future generations. The Livestock Production Centre in TIA focuses
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Torres Strait Islander people, organisations and community. Collaborate to secure funding, publish high quality research findings, and contribute to the successful supervision of research honours, master
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) under the Commonwealth’s Future Drought Fund (FDF) program. The Hub’s primary focus is to work collaboratively in undertaking research, development, extension, adoption, and commercialisation activities
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, portable XRF and bulk XRD instruments. The Laboratories play a dual role, being simultaneously a research unit within the Analytical Research Program of CODES, and a service unit, which supports the main
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simultaneously a research unit within the Analytical Research Program of CODES, and a service unit, which supports the main CODES research projects through allowing CODES staff and students, CODES academic and
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XRD instruments. The Laboratories play a dual role, being simultaneously a research unit within the Analytical Research Program of CODES, and a service unit, which supports the main CODES research
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the Tasmanian Mental Health Community to manage existing and develop new placements for Psychology Masters students, to ensure that students achieve required professional practice competencies. The appointee will
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. What we’re looking for: A PhD in Psychology or equivalent (for example, Master of Clinical and/or Educational and Developmental Psychology and supervision experience). Demonstrated experience in
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and postgraduate education. With campuses in both Hobart and Sydney, our team produce excellent clinicians and future health leaders through higher education. As our new lecturer, your primary focus