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Research consultant / Senior research consultant
 Institute for Sustainable Futures (ISF) at UTS Closing Date: 14/07/2008 NSW The Institute for Sustainable Futures (ISF) at UTS, a leader in applied sustainability research is seeking a skilled researcher with social research skills and experience. Ideally you will have applied these skills in a university or non-government research context, or in local government (for example in social and community planning), or in state or federal government policy development. Applying your social research skills to our wide range of sustainability projects you will help build our expertise in the social dimensions of sustainability. Be part of a team that works at the exciting intersection of social and environmental issues. Our work is primarily qualitative in nature, however we are also interested in expanding our quantitative social research capabilities, so experience in undertaking quantitative research design and analysis would be valuable. Salary range: Level 6: $56,691 to $61,382 pa Level 7: $62,557 to $69,203 pa The appointment will be made at Level 6 or Level 7 depending on skills and experience. This position is a continuing appointment. The university offers an attractive superannuation package of 17%. Salaries quoted above are exclusive of superannuation. Application procedure: You need to apply though the university’s online application system. Please use the link below. If you require further information on the position contact Suzanne Cronan on 02 9514 4950. Closing Date:10am Monday 14 July 2008 Ref No. R230608 Sector: The environment More Information > Position description and selection criteria |
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Director, West Space
West Space Closing Date: 11/07/2008 VIC West Space is an artist-led gallery and organisation supporting the activities of artists within a critical context. Our programming foregrounds challenging, experimental, exploratory and diverse artistic practices. We are seeking a new Director. For position description visit www.westspace.org.au or email the Chair of West Space, Suzie Attiwill, at suzie@westspace.org.au. Sector: Media, communications and cultural policy More Information > West Space |
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