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PhD Opportunities in Physics, Earth Sciences, and Astrophysics The Department of Physics at the University of Otago invites applications for its 2027 PhD programme. We are looking for motivated
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. This includes medical students in their three clinical years of training, and postgraduate health sciences students undertaking a range of programmes to PhD level. The role | Te mahi As a Professional Practice
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. They will supervise research at Honours, MA, and PhD levels, while developing and maintaining a strong research profile of their own. They will seek external research funding, fulfill administrative roles
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and experience | Kā pūkeka me kā wheako The successful candidate will have: • A PhD in Physics. • Extensive experience with experimental atomic and optical physics, including experience with laser
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contribute to expanding opportunities for student assessment in te reo Māori. The successful candidate will also be expected to supervise research at Masters and PhD levels; to develop and maintain a strong
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pūkeka me kā wheako The successful applicant must have: • A PhD (or equivalent) already awarded, with the thesis and/or international peer-reviewed publications in sea ice physics or a related physical
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a higher research degree (PhD or equivalent), and will demonstrate: • A track record or potential of internationally peer-reviewed research. • Teaching skills at undergraduate and postgraduate
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at Master’s level or develop their own course in their area of research expertise. They will be expected to: • supervise research at Master’s and PhD levels; • develop and maintain a strong research
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wheako | Your skills and experience Applicants must hold a PhD in microbiology, infection biology, antimicrobial research or a closely related discipline. The successful candidate will have
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be an important part of our future plan to grow Māori and Pacifica academics within the Department. Kā pūkeka me kā wheako | Skills and Experience • A PhD with a research focus in plant genetics