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) within the School of Earth and Planetary Sciences (EPS) as an Associate Professor. This is an outstanding opportunity for an established leader in planetary science to shape research, teaching and
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the State's land use planning system. The FNAPP is a DPLH initiative to support and encourage First Nations Australians into land use planning roles within the Department. Student type Current Students
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-response support and referrals for welfare and wellbeing concerns Operate security systems and mobile kiosk services Assist with enforcement of University Land and Traffic By-Laws About You: To be successful
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, Structural and Mechanical Professional Engineering Services as well as Land Development and Project Management. Their value-based approach to service delivery ensures that collaborative client partnerships
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, Katalon Studio, JIRA, and AWS DevOps. Solid grasp of SDLC, Agile/Scrum methodologies, and CI/CD practices. Excellent analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills. A proactive mindset with the
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Eligible courses Bachelor of Applied Geology Bachelor of Science (Science) (Earth Sciences) Bachelor of Advanced Science (Earth Sciences) (Honours) Double degrees of these courses will be considered
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courses Bachelor of Applied Geology Bachelor of Science (Science) (Earth Sciences) Bachelor of Advanced Science (Earth Sciences) (Honours) Double degrees of these courses will be considered. Eligibility
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digital transformations across Australia today. Designing a roadmap of ground-breaking innovations that will transform our digital experiences for our students and staff. As a key member of our Digital
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Centre’s first year, this role offers a unique opportunity to help shape the Centre’s operational framework from the ground up. You will work closely with the Centre Director, Chief Operating Officer and the
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the State's land use planning system. The scholarship is a DPLH initiative to support and encourage Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students into land use planning roles within the Department. Student