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Professor (Level D) A PhD in Civil Engineering, Transport Engineering, or a closely related discipline. A demonstrated and growing national and international reputation for academic excellence, evidenced by
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. Essential criteria (Lecturer Level B) To be successful, candidates will need to demonstrate their capability across the following areas: A PhD in Civil, Mechanical, Mechatronic, or a closely related
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. Familiarity with HPC platforms, containerised applications, FAIR data principles (Desirable) Selection Criteria for Level B (in Addition to the Criteria Above) A PhD or progress toward a doctoral qualification
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a PhD in Marketing or a closely aligned discipline and have an internationally recognised research profile commensurate with appointment at Professorial level. You will demonstrate a sustained record
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recognised research profile. A PhD in Computer Science or a closely related discipline, with a research focus in one or more areas of contemporary Artificial Intelligence Demonstrated commitment and capability
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in Statistical Modelling, you will play a key role in advancing high-quality research in one or more of the following areas. You will contribute to the supervision of PhD and Master of Research (MRes
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research and contribute excellent, innovative teaching. You will bring relevant industry experience combined with a PhD in Management. You will engage in high-quality research and publish in relevant areas
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sensitive issues and difficult conversations with tact and discretion, and escalating serious matters where needed. Undertaking complex administration for global PhD students, including liaising with
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commence and grow relationships with colleagues, students, and collaborators. You will have been awarded a PhD and may hold other qualifications relevant for your area(s) of teaching and research expertise
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Professor Garth Tarr (University of Sydney) and Associate Professor Tania Garcia (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill). The appointee will contribute to research and the supervision of PhD and Master