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temporary administration services across the Dunedin campus. Highly skilled, technology savvy, smart, and flexible, the role of an administrator has evolved and continues to transform and adapt. As the
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responsibilities within the University and wider community. Kā Pūkeka me Kā Wheako/Skills and Experience The successful candidate must have the following skills and experience: • Completed or nearly completed PhD
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opportunities to further develop and integrate te ao Māori into your academic practice. Your skills and experience/Kā pūkeka me kā wheako The successful candidate will hold a PhD in an appropriate discipline and
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programme. Our programme offers BA and BA (Hons) degrees in Religious Studies, as well as research degrees (MA and PhD). Minors in Religious Studies and in Buddhist Studies may be included in almost any
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also 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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Strategic Framework. It would be preferred that the successful candidate also holds a PhD or equivalent. Further details/Pūroko This is a permanent, full-time (1.0 FTE) position based in Dunedin. The salary
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with the faculty member coordinating those courses. Skills and Experience/Kā pūkeka me kā wheako The successful candidate is expected to be in the final stages of completing their PhD or have their PhD
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research-intensive department with healthy Undergraduate, Masters, and PhD programmes. The Department values both excellent teaching and research and provides the resources and opportunities for lecturers
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candidate will have: • A relevant postgraduate and/or professional qualification. • A higher research degree, PhD or MD is desirable. • Specialist qualification in an area of Paediatric expertise not
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levels; to foster postgraduate research at Masters and PhD level; to pursue original research in the area of their speciality; and to contribute to the development of the Division of Humanities and the