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through their learning journey with us. We have an exciting opportunity available for someone to join our close-knit laboratory team as a Science Technician. This is a permanent part-time position at
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the role include: • Playing a significant role in the teaching of Health Science 100-level; including a high standard of lecturing, marking, moderation, and student engagement. • Contributing to
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information on the University of Canterbury visit: https://www.canterbury.ac.nz/ Applications close: 11:59 pm AEDT Sunday 1 November 2026 Share this job Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Apply on website Send job
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software developer who enjoys solving problems and building practical solutions that make a difference. To be successful, you'll have: • A tertiary qualification in Computer Science, Information
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, consultative guidance that supports organisational security outcomes. The successful candidate will also: • Hold a tertiary qualification in Computer Science or a related field, with proven experience
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pūkeka me kā wheako Essential: • Tertiary qualification in a relevant discipline (e.g. Computer Science, Cyber Security) or recognised qualifications appropriate to the role (CISSP, CIAM, Microsoft
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Facilities Services Manager Kerikeri, New Zealand Permanent Full-Time or Job-Share 38 Hours per week Lead, coordinate and improve a dynamic science campus while creating a safe, efficient and
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supportive team environment in Motueka. Valuable practical experience for a career in horticulture or science. About us | Ko wai mātou The Bioeconomy Science Institute Maiangi Taiao is New Zealand’s newest
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, Plant Biotechnology, Food Science, Pharmacy, Agricultural Innovation, Marine Science and Oceanography. Our Department has a strong research culture, that fosters collaboration internally, across the
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department in New Zealand specialising in the science of plants and other functionally related organisms which include seaweeds, cyanobacteria, fungi, lichens, and phytoplankton. Research and teaching