Total remuneration package of up to $126,637 comprising base salary within the range of $98,473 to $108,237 plus 17% superannuation.
Responsibilities
Manage the research project including preparing a project plan which identifies roles and responsibilities, timeline, and engagement approach.
Schedule project meetings and liaise with UTAS finance to arrange subcontracting of external case study partners.
Coordinate and manage stakeholder engagement with selected external case study partners, including confirming engagement activities and facilitating workshops.
Liaise with climate scientists to deliver curated climate information via factsheets, reports, and in-person presentations.
Coordinate, finalise and deliver complex reporting and strategic communications from the external case study findings.
Requirements
Experience in knowledge brokering, engaging with external stakeholders from different levels of government.
A highly developed understanding of climate change science, climate responsive decision-making and adaptation action.
An awareness of local, state and federal government governance, policy-making and decision-making.
Extensive experience in stakeholder engagement, including developing and maintaining relationships and effective communication.
Experience in managing projects including planning, timeline management, delivery of milestones, contract initiation, budget preparation and management.
Benefits
17% superannuation on top of the base salary.
Opportunity to work on a significant project related to climate change and decision-making.
Notes
To be eligible for this position, you are required to have Australian citizenship, permanent residence or a current valid visa that allows you to fulfil the requirements of this role.
The Human Geography section in the School of Social Sciences is proud to offer a Richard John Bryant Estate PhD Scholarship to fund a graduate researcher working in the broad field of climate change adaptation in the Indo-Pacific region.
The successful applicant will join our excellent research cohort within Human Geography and undertake their PhD project under the supervision of leading academics within Geography.
The Human Geography team have broad research expertise and leadership in the areas of social, political and institutional analyses of climate change adaptation, climate resilience and disaster risk reduction across the Indo-Pacific region.
Requirements
The successful applicant will have a strong academic track record in one or more of the following: geography, environmental sociology, environmental humanities, and governance and policy.
Competence in qualitative research methods is essential and quantitative skills are desirable but not essential.
Benefits
A Research Living Allowance
Tuition fee scholarship
Single Overseas Health Cover
Notes
The successful applicant will be based at the Clayton campus in Melbourne.
Enquiries: Megan Farrelly, Associate Dean (Graduate Research) - Faculty of Arts, Professor - School of Social Sciences, megan.farrelly@monash.edu
Applications Close: Sunday 14th July 2024, 11:55pm (AEST)
University of WollongongWollongong, NSW, Australia
Closing date:
24-Jun-2024
Expired
Dates
24-Jun-2024 - Closing Date
Responsibilities
Undertake research activities in collaboration with other researchers predominantly developing hydrological models of snow-free terrestrial Antarctic regions from satellite imagery and UAS imagery
Produce high quality research publications
Requirements
Genuine interest in high quality research in Antarctic moss response to hydrology and climate change
Completed or nearing completion of a PhD in Hydrological modelling, Spatial ecological analysis or related field
Expertise in analysis of remotely sensed imagery from satellite and/or low altitude sensors
Experience analysing imagery in Antarctica or other extreme environments
Experience with spatio-temporal data analysis, prediction, and visualization using a variety of software
Benefits
Fixed Term, full-time appointment (2-years)
Flexible-part-time hours will be considered
17% Superannuation
Notes
Level A position
Visa sponsorship not available
Medical clearance for fieldwork in Antarctica may be required
The University of MelbourneParkville, Victoria, Australia
Closing date:
04-Oct-2024
Dates
Opening Date: 13-Sep-2024
Closing Date: 04-Oct-2024
Location
Parkville, Victoria, Australia
Salary
Level A – $83,468 – $113,262 p.a. plus 17% super
Responsibilities
Support the delivery of the first-year Science Discovery subject through teaching, coordination, and student engagement.
Engage in dynamic teaching activities while contributing to an innovative science curriculum shaping future scientific leaders.
Coordinate activities of the Tutors for the Science Discovery subject, including delivery of some tutorials and lectures where appropriate.
Liaise with the Tutors and subject coordinator to ensure effective delivery of subject content.
Participate in School meetings, workshops and events such as Open Day and other outreach programs.
Assist with the online operation of the subject, including checking subject content and functionality.
Requirements
A higher degree (e.g., Masters or PhD) in geography, earth science, atmospheric science or cognate discipline.
Demonstrated knowledge and experience in the areas of climate change and environmental sustainability.
Evidence of contributions in lecturing and tutoring; and a commitment to teaching and contributing to undergraduate and/or graduate teaching programs.
A demonstrated ability to interact productively with other academic staff and to contribute constructively to the activities and administration of the School, the Faculty and the University.
A commitment to diversity, inclusion, and respectful behaviour in the workplace.
Benefits
Salary packaging
Subsidised health and wellbeing services
Fitness and cultural clubs
Myki discounts
25% discount on graduate courses for staff and their immediate families
Generous leave provisions
Notes
This role requires that the successful candidate must undergo and maintain an up-to-date Working with Children Check.
Visa sponsorship is not available for this position. This role requires current valid work rights for Australia.
