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include areas such as Evidence, Health Law, Torts, Administrative Law, and Public Law. Across both positions, you will: Inspire student learning: Create and deliver engaging, contemporary and student
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and research collaborators. You will bring the following, aligned with your career stage: A PhD in Law or equivalent qualification, with significant tertiary teaching experience A strong research track
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industry-connected learning through placements, FUSECo projects, Industry Honours and Masters projects, Enterprise PhDs and other industry opportunities. Lead and grow industry engagement capability by
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, collaborative and able to apply scientific approaches to complex water management and environmental challenges. You will bring: A PhD in hydrology, hydrogeology, water resources engineering or a related field, or
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makes a significant contribution to the University’s strategic plan to changing 10 million lives, Every One Matters, by 2035 through an ongoing contribution to improved teaching, learning & research
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the College of Medicine and Public Health. This part-time academic role is focused on creating exceptional student learning experiences, advancing contemporary teaching practices and technologies, and
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’ research income. Additional Duties include: Supervising to completion Flinders research students including doctoral students in Health Sciences and grow the PhD cohort. Mentoring more junior academic
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innovative curriculum and learning experiences that reflect contemporary criminological theory, policy and practice. Build meaningful partnerships with government, industry and community organisations
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including evidence of quality publications and attraction of external competitive grants. Understanding of the nexus between teaching and learning, research, scholarship and practice. Experience and
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, or completion of, a PhD in public health, Indigenous health, or a related health discipline, with demonstrated research experience. Knowledge and experience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander research