37 humanities "University of Tasmania" positions

Associate Director, Aboriginal Business

knowledge across the University of Tasmania Manage and co-ordinate strategic, research, budget and governance planning Support the development and operation of the new Indigenous Research Institute

Lecturer in Paramedicine

. The University of Tasmania is proud to have the first School of Paramedicine in Australia and prides itself on excellence in teaching and research, working closely with the local health system to provide paramedic

Project Administrator

organisational skills and a demonstrated capacity to act independently within an established framework, using discretion and sound judgement to manage work priorities and meet deadlines. Excellent written and

Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Paramedicine

at our Hobart campus. The University of Tasmania is proud to have the first School of Paramedicine in Australia and prides itself on excellence in teaching and research, working closely with the local

2025 - Westpac Future Leaders Scholarship

; University of New South Wales; University of Western Australia; and University of Tasmania. You may only apply for one university program. Changes to Enrolment NA Enquiries For more information on the

Administration Officer

commitment to maintaining confidentiality. Proven ability to work in a collaborative team environment and demonstrated capacity to act independently within established guidelines. Salary details Appointment

Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Psychological Sciences

coordination including curriculum and assessment development to ensure our students receive the best learning experiences whether that be face to face, blended or online. We have an opportunity for an Academic

Lecturer in Psychology and External Relationships Liaison

relationships with new and existing placement providers, working with students and supervisors on external placements. They will also contribute to face-to-face, blended and online delivery of teaching within

Postdoctoral Fellow / Associate Lecturer, Fenner School of Environment and Society

consortium of 24 partners led by Monash University in partnership with The University of Melbourne, The University of New South Wales, The Australian National University, and the University of Tasmania

Postdoctoral Fellow / Associate Lecturer

National University, and the University of Tasmania. The Centre’s team-based research is focused on how Australia’s weather is being reshaped by climate change. The Centre conducts blue-sky research with