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Japan (Australian-based staff) and Australia (Japanese-based staff). Please note for the purposes of this program early career researchers are defined as academic staff who have completed their PhD within
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interpret complex research data, contribute to grant applications, and produce high-quality publications and conference presentations. Develop and maintain collaborative partnerships with researchers
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support researcher success. You demonstrate: A PhD or EdD (or equivalent doctoral qualification) Significant experience in tertiary teaching, researcher development or postgraduate education, with evidence
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in this role, you will also be able to demonstrate: Completion of a PhD in a health‐related discipline or equivalent research experience in a discipline relevant to Public Health, Health Promotion
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undertake an Honours project in an area of specialisation aligned with the broader DECRA project. The student will be able to contribute to DECRA data collection and use project data in their thesis. The
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student, researcher, tutor, research assistant or affiliate or have held such a position within the last ten years. Application Information Further information can be found on https://neaf.sydney.edu.au