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/awarded-programs/distributed-quantum-computing We are seeking two motivated and enthusiastic candidates as PhD scholars. The successful candidate will be based at Deakin University, Burwood campus. The PhD
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Campus, plus work from home Fixed term until September 2025 HEW 10 $136,609 + 17% Superannuation (pro rata, part time) Who are we? Deakin University stands as a beacon of educational excellence and
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within the division, including but not limited to developing and publishing the Faculty communications, organising events and assisting with the effective delivery of various workshops. Engage in process
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opportunities for HDRs/ECRs placements. To be successful, you'll have: PhD is desirable or relevant degree in Theoretical Quantum Physics, Mathematics or Mathematical Physics. Excellent writing and interpersonal
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qualifications in psychology, nursing, social work or other relevant clinical discipline and/or; Extensive experience working in clinical trials, especially working with participants, with mental or physical
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of unit assessment (EoUA) timetabling for all students, in physical and online environments Plan, develop and deliver key processes involved in timetable administration including coordination
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to complex student enquiries. Coordinate and implement a range of administrative services to support students. Review, evaluate and implement systems, process and practices to improve response times, increase
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and approval process of joint policies tailored to support the operations of the new International Branch Campuses. Ensuring policies align to requirements of all Campus Partners, as well as third-party
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Alison Rodger, and Professor Anwar Sunna. The Centre is composed of a multidisciplinary team from the Australian bioactives industry with academia partners from Macquarie University, Deakin University
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process improvement activities and adopt new ideas to enhance and improve current processes and systems through the appropriate communication channels. Ensure that admissions caseload and team objectives