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Te Tari Mātai Pāpāho | Department of Media and CommunicationTe Rāngai Toi Tangata | College of ArtsLocated in Ōtautahi | Christchurch, Aotearoa | New Zealand Part-time 24 hours per week (0.6 FTE) Fixed-Term position (3 years) Starting anytime between 12 October and 2 November 2026 Kia hiwa rā, kia hiwa rā!He hiahia, he pūkenga nōu ki te mahi a te Pūkenga? Nāia te pōwhiri nā Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha kia tono mai i te tūranga nei. Āu Mahi | What You Will Do We have an exciting opportunity for a Pūkenga | Lecturer (Teaching and Administration) in the Media and Communication programme. We are seeking to appoint a Lecturer in Strategic Communication who can help develop core courses oriented toward developing professional skills. The principal duties of the role will be the coordination and delivery of three Media and Communication courses focused on strategic communication. One course will be taught onto the Master of Strategic Communication, both on campus and online, with the other two courses are in the undergraduate Bachelor of Communication within the Communication Strategy and Practice major. The University of Canterbury aims to produce graduates in strategic communication who are able to move into work in the field of strategic communication as well as other related areas and to develop their critical understanding of communication in a complex media environment. The courses that the successful candidate would teach are ‘Advertising and Cultural Consumption’ (undergraduate), an advanced strategic communication course building on current offerings for third-year students (undergraduate), and one postgraduate course ‘Strategic Communication Portfolio’ (post-graduate capstone project). The ‘Advertising and Cultural Consumption’ course has been taught for many years, and teaching materials are readily available. The two other courses noted above have never been taught at the university. We are seeking an engaged individual who is excited about this opportunity to develop core coursework for students in strategic communication. The postgraduate course must be created for on-campus students and online, through Tuihono UC | UC Online. A key component of the postgraduate course is connectivity with the professional field of strategic communication. Having personal networks with the profession will be an advantage. If you do not yet have them, you must demonstrate a strong desire to develop them quickly in preparation for this professionally focused course. You will be based within the Media and Communication programme, and will work collaboratively with colleagues in the Media and Communication programme | Te Tari Mātai Pāpāho and elsewhere, including Tuihono UC | UC Online, for the development of courses. The successful applicant will be expected to provide pastoral care for students, and advocacy for the strategic communication programmes. The University is committed to developing bi-culturally competent, community-engaged and globally aware graduates and teaching which supports students' ability to understand and interact effectively. Your teaching and professional development will reflect these values. Mōu | Who You AreTo be successful in this role, you will have, or be currently completing, a PhD in communication, or a related field. You will be proficient in teaching, with experience teaching or tutoring at tertiary level, and developing a reflective pedagogical practice that is demonstrated through a clearly stated teaching philosophy in your application. You will also be able to demonstrate knowledge of contemporary professional practice in strategic communication field. Industry experience and connections within the communication industry will be a decided advantage. You will be motivated to promote UC’s values which include whanaungatanga - valuing people and their differences; manaakitanga - extending care and empowering others; and tiakitanga - enhancing and nurturing our resources. Mahi Ngātahi | Who You Will Work With You will work collaboratively with both Tuihono UC | UC Online and Te Kura Mātāpuna Tangata │ School of Language, Social & Political Sciences, who are partnering to develop an online version of the Master of Strategic Communication. You will be located with colleagues in Media and Communication. The Media and Communication programme examines the influence and impact of the media and new information technologies and shows how communication and media work within a broader social context, drawing on both the arts and social sciences. Through its Bachelor of Communication degree, various postgraduate offerings, and the BA major and minor, it aims to produce graduates who are engaged with their communities, empowered to act for good and determined to use their communication skills to make a difference in the world. Our academics are active researchers with international publication records and particular strengths in journalism, international media and politics, and critical analysis of the media from a wide range of perspectives. For more information about our team, please visit us at UC Media & Communication. Ngā Painga o UC | Why UCTangata Tū, Tangata Ora - Engaged, Empowered, Making a Difference. Ngā Uara | Our Values of manaakitanga, whanaungatanga and tiakitanga guide our decisions and behaviour and provide a roadmap for how we do things at UC, affirming our commitment to pastoral care and support for our ākonga and staff. They challenge and inspire us to be the best we can and make UC a great place to work and study. For more info on Ngā Uara | Our Values visit us here. The University is committed to providing an excellent working environment through: flexible working arrangements supportive working environment professional development and study opportunities living in revitalised Ōtautahi | Christchurch, Aotearoa New Zealand a unique working environment in a beautiful campus with access to UC facilities such as the recreation centre and Staff club at discounted rates plus onsite cafés and eateries, and more. For more information, please visit us: https://www.canterbury.ac.nz/joinus/benefits/ For more information about Te Whare Wānanga o Waitaha | University of Canterbury, please visit https://www.canterbury.ac.nz/ This role sits within the Academic Staff, Associated Staff and Support Staff Collective Agreement and the following salary scale applies: Lecturer $94,181 - $113,616. The closing date for this position is: Sunday, 21 June 2026 (midnight NZ time)Please note, applications will be reviewed after the close date. Pēhea te tono mai | How You ApplyApplications for this position must be submitted on our careers website and should include the following: a 1-page cover letter, a 1-page research statement outlining your research interests and goals, and a 1-page teaching philosophy statement (combined) a Resume which includes a list of relevant research publications (combined). Please note, only 2 documents can be uploaded in the application process. We do not accept applications by email, however, we are happy to answer any queries at [email protected] If you have any questions relating to the role, please contact: Professor and Head of School, Linda Jean Kenix at [email protected] You must have Aotearoa New Zealand or Australian citizenship/permanent residency or hold a valid NZ work visa for the length of the (3 year) term, to be considered for this role. Please note, this position is based on Ilam campus, and not a remote working role. Job Details Reference # 32090 Posted on 28 May 2026 Closes on 21 Jun 2026 23:55 Location(s) Christchurch Expertise Communications, Lecturer Job level(s) Academic Work type(s) Fixed term part-time More details (document) Position description 1 PD Lecturer.pdf Position description 2 Position description 3 Position description 4

Job DescriptionTe Whiwhinga mahi | The opportunity The Liggins Institute is seeking a skilled Senior Research Assistant – Research Genetic Counsellor to support an important whole genome sequencing study for people living with cerebral palsy. Working as part of the Cerebral Palsy Project, this role plays a vital part in participant engagement, genetic counselling, and research delivery, in partnership with leading clinical and research organisations.You will work closely with participants and their whānau, providing high‑quality genetic counselling while contributing to rigorous, ethically sound research with real‑world impact.In this role, you will:Provide genetic counselling to study participants, including establishing rapport, explaining genetic information, and supporting informed decision‑makingManage participant enrolment and involvement, including informed consent, data collection, documentation, and follow‑upAct as the first point of contact for participants interested in the Cerebral Palsy ProjectCoordinate participant visits and organise the collection and transfer of biological samplesEnsure accurate, timely, and confidential data entry and record‑keeping using REDCapLiaise with clinicians and research team members regarding study cases and resultsContribute to study coordination, monitoring, ethics, and compliance activitiesThis is a part-time (18.75 hours per week) fixed term opportunity for 24 months.The salary range for this role is $73,400 - $90,700 (pro-rated) based on skills and experience.For more detailed information, please refer to the Position DescriptionHe kōrero mōu | About you You are a qualified genetic counsellor who brings empathy, professionalism, and strong communication skills to your work. You enjoy engaging with diverse communities and are comfortable working both independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary research environment.You are reflective in your practice, committed to ethical standards, and motivated by research that improves lifelong health outcomes.Important skills:Master’s degree in Genetic CounsellingEligible to apply for, or currently registered on, the HGSA Genetic Counsellor Register (MHGSA/FHGSA)1–2 years’ experience as a genetic counsellor (research experience preferred)Strong interpersonal, communication, and rapport‑building skillsExcellent attention to detail and data management capabilityAbility to work effectively both independently and as part of a teamNgā āhuatanga kei a mātou | What we offerThe University of Auckland is New Zealand’s leading university and maintains significant computational, laboratory and analytic facilities. Auckland itself is frequently rated as one of the world’s most liveable cities.The University is committed to providing an excellent working environment through:Flexible employment practices (including working from home if feasible, flexible hours)Up to 6.75% company superannuation schemeA competitive salary with five weeks’ annual leaveIn addition, we also offer career development programmes, discounted car parking, a generous parental leave allowance, childcare, and a number of other discounts on internal and external services. For more information, please visit Staff Benefits.Me pēhea te tuku tono | How to applyApplications must be submitted online, by the closing date of 31 May 2026 to be considered. Please include your cover letter and your CV highlighting how you meet the skills and experiences detailed above.Please reach out to Jodi Van Dyk, via [email protected] , for a confidential conversation. Please note we are happy to answer your questions, but we do not accept applications by email.  #LI-DNI

Have you got a project that contributes to or enhances our understanding of Chinese Aotearoa?Are you interested in spending one month conducting research and participating in the dynamic life of Wai-te-ata Press?Do you have proven research experience and wish to make use of our rich archives of relevant materials and/or resident expertise?Kōrero mō te tūranga - About the role The Dan and Una Chan & Laywood and Joyce Chan Residency at Wai-te-ata Press Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington is inviting applications for the Dan and Una Chan & Laywood and Joyce Chan Residency at Wai-te-ata Press, funded by the Chan Family Trust.This one-month residency focuses on projects that enhance understandings of and engagement with Chinese Aotearoa, whether historical, social, cultural, literary or, more broadly, the fabrics of life such as gardens, buildings, foodways, etc. Projects need not be explicitly related to the set of Chinese character metal type owned by the Dominion Federation of New Zealand Chinese Commercial Growers and now on long-term loan to the Wai-te-ata Press | Studio of the Waters of Dawn | 曉水齋 but should make use of the rich Wellington-based archives of relevant materials and/or resident expertise. During their residency, recipients will also be expected to participate in public-facing events related to their project, whether lecture, exhibition, screening, workshop, etc., meet the donor, and report to the donor on their project. The one-month residency can be undertaken between November 2026 and February 2027.Ō pūmanawa - About youThis residency is open to individuals or groups of postgraduate students, artistic or creative practitioners, community members, visiting scholars, and other interested parties. The successful candidate/s will have proven research experience and propose a project that contributes to or enhances our understanding of Chinese Aotearoa.Application documents required:A project proposal (maximum 1 page or 750 words) that clearly relates to the focus of the residency, plus project budget and timeline.A sample portfolio that demonstrates your previous research experience.A CV of the lead researcher or group members.Terms and conditions: Click here to see further information, including remuneration details. If this link is not available, click 'apply' to view this on the University careers page. Close date for vacancy: 04 August 2026.Contact details for vacancy: If you have any questions regarding this role please get in touch with Dr Sydney Shep, Wai-te-ata Press ([email protected]).How to apply: Please ensure you are applying for this role directly on our careers page and not via email. Candidates must submit supporting documents along with their resume, such as a cover letter, and the documents noted above. Please ensure you check the above linked terms and conditions document before applying.We can only consider applicants who are citizens or residents of New Zealand or Australia or on a current working visa. Applications will be reviewed as they are received, and we may progress with suitable applicants prior to the application closing date. Applications from recruitment agencies are not accepted.Ētahi kōrero hai āwhina i a koe - Why you should join our teamWai-te-ata Press is a unique letterpress teaching, research, and publishing centre at Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington. Its Studio of the Waters of Dawn曉水齋 hosts the only working collection of full form Chinese characters in the southern hemisphere. We are deeply committed to recovering lost or forgotten histories of Chinese Aotearoa and stimulating vibrant new pathways for inquiry and community engagement. The Dan and Una Chan & Laywood and Joyce Chan Residency at Wai-te-ata Press will enable a researcher or research team to spend one month to conduct research and participate in the dynamic life of Wai-te-ata Press at Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington.About UsMō Te Herenga Waka - About Our University Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington is renowned for its high-quality research and exceptional teaching. We attract people from around the world. Our university campus spans Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington - the creative, scientific and political centre of Aotearoa New Zealand - and our students thrive on the connections we have made here. Explore the many benefits of working at Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington. Find out where you fit in our strategic direction and learn more about our research expertise.

Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington is defined by academic excellence, civic purpose, and its unique role at the heart of Aotearoa New Zealand’s capital city. With the marae at its heart and a longstanding commitment to scholarship, equity, and public service, the University plays a vital role in shaping national conversations and contributing globally through research and teaching.We are seeking an exceptional academic leader to serve as Tumu Maruaia – Provost. This is a pivotal role at the centre of the University’s academic leadership. Reporting to the Tumu Whakarae - Vice-Chancellor and working as a core member of Te Hiwa (the senior leadership team), the Provost plays a central role in aligning academic priorities with institutional strategy. Working in close partnership with the Deans and senior leaders, the Provost leads the University’s academic mission through influence and collaboration, shaping a high-performing and inclusive academic community. The role works in partnership with the Deputy Vice Chancellor Māori, and Māori leaders, to advance equity, support staff and student success, and embed Te Tiriti-led approaches across the academic portfolio. The role also works with the Assistant Vice Chancellor Pasifika to support the aspirations and accomplishments of Pasifika staff and studentsThe successful candidate will bring a distinguished academic record, significant senior leadership experience, and a demonstrated ability to lead within complexity and through change. They will combine strategic clarity with sound judgement, financial and organisational acumen, and the ability to translate institutional aspiration into tangible outcomes. They will be an authentic and persuasive leader—able to build trust, align diverse perspectives, and enable others to succeed. This is a defining leadership opportunity at a time of significant change for the sector. As Provost, you will help shape the future of Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington, strengthening its academic core and ensuring it continues to play a leading role in Aotearoa New Zealand and internationally.Role Description: Click here to see further information. If this link is not available, click 'apply' to view this on the University careers page.Close date for vacancy: 24 June 2026.Contact details for vacancy: If you have any questions regarding this role, please get in touch with Nicky Bradley, Executive Assistant in the Office of the Vice-Chancellor ([email protected]).How to apply: Submit your resume directly by selecting ‘Apply’. You will also be able to provide other supporting documents such as a cover letter. We will only consider applicants who are citizens or residents of New Zealand or Australia or on a current working visa. Ko Te Herenga Waka tētahi o ngā whare wānanga taumata rau ki te tuakoi tonga o te ao, He whare wānaga e tohu ana i te kounga o te mātauranga, i te kura whakaaro ki te tōnuitanga o te hapori, i runga i tāna noho ki te iho o te tāone matua o Aotearoa. Nā te noho o te marae ki te iho o te whare wānanga me te ngākaunui ki ngā karahipi, ki te mana taurite me te taunaki i te pāpori. Ka noho mahurangi te whare wānanga ki te tārei i ngā kōrero ā-motu me te takoha i te kura whakaaro ki te ao whānui mā roto mai i te rangahau me te ako.I te taha o ngā Amo, me ngā Manutaki o Te Ama, ka arahina te Tumu Maruaia i te tūāpapa o te whare wānanga mā ōna pūmanawa me te mahi tahi, kia whakahihiko i te hapori kanorau. Ka mahitahi me te Tumu Ahurei ki te kōkiri i ngā kaupapa mana taurite, tautoko i ngā kaimahi, me ngā kaupapa kia eke ai ngā tauira, ā, kia noho Te Tiriti ki roto i ngā kaupapa ako, rangahau hoki. Ka mahi hoki tēnei tangata me te Iho ā-Kiwa ki te tautoko kia eke ai ngā whāinga me ngā wawata o ngā kaimahi me ngā Tauira o Te Moana-nui-a-Kiwa.He manu whititua mātauranga te tangata ka tohua, inā, e kitea nei tāna whakapuaki i tōna hautipua i roto i ngā takahuritanga me ngā panonitanga uaua. Mā ēnei me ōna māramatanga ki ngā mahi rautaki, tahua pūtea, me ngā hangana o te whare wānanga, tae atu ki tō rātou mōhio ki te poipoi i ngā whāinga kia puta ai he hua. He tino tūranga tēnei i tēnei wā e kōrure ana te rāngai mātauranga. Ko tā te Tumu Maruaia, he āwhina ki te ārahi i te anamata o Te Herenga Waka kia pakari ai tōna pūtake mātauranga, ā, kia eke tonu tōna mana ki Aotearoa me tāwāhi hoki rā.Rārangi Pūmanawa: Whakapā mai ki konei kia kite i te roanga atu o ngā kōrero. Ki te kore e rite tēnei, tirohia te whārangi mō ngā mahi e wātea ana ki te ipurangi o te Whare Wānanga.Rā kati mō tēnei tūranga: 24 o Pipiri 2026.Hai āwhina: Mehemea he pātai āu mō tēnei tūranga, whakapā mai ki a Nicky Bradley, Kaiāwhina Matua kei te Tari o Te Tumu Whakarae ([email protected]).Me pēhea te tono: Tukuna tika mai tō tātai pūmanawa mā te ‘Tonoa mai’. Ka taea anō te tāpiri i ngā pepa tautoko, tae atu ki tō reta tono. Ka aro anake mātou ki ngā tāngata nō Aotearoa, Ahitereiria e taea ana te mahi ki konei.About UsMō Te Herenga Waka - About Our University Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington is renowned for its high-quality research and exceptional teaching. We attract people from around the world. Our university campus spans Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington - the creative, scientific and political centre of Aotearoa New Zealand - and our students thrive on the connections we have made here. Explore the many benefits of working at Te Herenga Waka - Victoria University of Wellington. Find out where you fit in our strategic direction and learn more about our research expertise.