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Nathan, Australia
251–300th in World University Rankings 2026
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About Griffith University

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Griffith University is one of Australia’s most innovative tertiary institutions and an influential contributor to education and research in the Asia–Pacific region. A relatively young university, Griffith has grown from its home at Nathan to encompass five physical campuses across South East Queensland, with more than 50,000 students and a network of over 200,000 alumni. Today, Griffith is known for its high-impact research, outstanding student experience—both on campus and online—commitment to social justice and welcoming environment, and ranks among the top 2 per cent of universities worldwide.

Research for a brighter future

Conducting impactful, socially relevant research is central to Griffith’s values and success, and the University is home to more than 1,700 experts making innovative discoveries and unlocking new knowledge. Some of these include:

  • trialing a cutting-edge Strep A vaccine, which could protect against multiple strains of the potentially deadly bacteria
  • using nasal stem cells to find new ways to treat spinal cord injury and improve quality of life for people across the globe
  • discovering the world’s earliest-known stone age surgery and reimagining the possibilities of ancient medicine.

Griffith is one of Australia’s leading research universities  rating well above world standard in at least 20 fields of research according to the latest Australian government evaluation ‘Excellence in Research for Australia.*

Griffith works across disciplines, fostering partnerships across institutions and international borders, bringing together the right teams to answer the challenges of today and tomorrow. Areas of strategic focus include:

  • climate action
  • disability and inclusion
  • eliminating infectious disease
  • environment
  • human origins
  • transformative justice

Innovative learning and teaching

Home to four Australian University Teachers of the Year, Griffith has long been known as an incubator of educational innovation and excellence. The University introduced Australia’s first degrees in environmental and Asian studies—and continues to rethink and reshape the way students engage with learning and develop the skills they need to succeed, long after they graduate.

Griffith offers more than 200 degrees across a range of disciplines, including:

  • architecture, construction and planning
  • business and government
  • criminology and law
  • education
  • engineering, IT and aviation
  • humanities, languages and social science
  • medicine, dentistry and health
  • music and performing arts
  • science and environment
  • visual and creative arts.

Griffith’s range of degrees are underpinned by a strong industry focus, providing students with the resources and networks they need to prepare themselves for their careers. Many of the University’s degrees offer the chance to participate in work-integrated learning such as placements, internships and field trips, offering the opportunity for students to apply the knowledge they gain in the classroom in a practical setting.

These experiences are made possible by Griffith’s extensive links to industry and communities, with a range of partnerships and collaborations helping students to make valuable connections in their field, work on research projects and gain important insights into the everyday reality of their professional journey.

Life on campus

Griffith recognises that learning is only part of its students’ university journey, and each campus hosts a vibrant, diverse and thriving community, with cafes and retail outlets, social events and sporting competitions. The University is also home to about 120 clubs and societies, reflecting the broad spectrum of passions and interests shared among its students.

Griffith’s campuses also boast a range of sporting and fitness facilities—including a world-class multisport complex at Nathan and the Gold Coast’s national-standard athletics track and aquatics centre—for the benefit of students, staff and local communities.

*Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) 2018.

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Student gender ratio
60 F : 40 M (1)
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International student percentage
25% (1)
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Students per staff
26.3 (1)
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Student total
30484 (1)

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Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University

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POSITION OVERVIEW School: School of Mathematics and Physics Department: Department of Financial and Actuarial Mathematics Position: Head of Department of Financial and Actuarial Mathematics [Open Rank] Location: Suzhou, China Job ID: 4306 Advertisement Closing Date: Open until position is filled Contract Type: Fixed-term, renewable. 3rd contract is open-ended ABOUT XJTLU In 2006, Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University (XJTLU) was created by the University of Liverpool and Xi’an Jiaotong University, a top ten university in China. Offering a unique international education experience, XJTLU brings together excellent research practice and expertise from both institutions and gives students the skills and knowledge they need to secure careers in a global marketplace. XJTLU now has over 25,000 enrolled students in both Suzhou and Liverpool in the UK, with plans to grow to about 25,000 students by 2025. There are currently about 2,500 staff, among whom about 1,400 are academic staff, with an almost even split between citizens of the People’s Republic of China and international passport holders. XJTLU offers our undergraduates and postgraduates over 100 programmes with a diverse spectrum of courses. XJTLU is entering a new and exciting phase of its development as part of its strategic priorities for the next ten years. Adopting a new higher education model based on the concept of Syntegrative Education (SE), XJTLU is currently opening a new Entrepreneurial Education site in Taicang, part of wider Suzhou, where the Entrepreneur College (Taicang) is located. The Taicang site will be a pioneer of and an educational model for the future campus in addressing challenges arising from the 4th Industrial Revolution. Other new initiatives include new working partnerships with Xi’an Jiaotong University, the continued development of the four new Academies, and the exploration of further potential locations to develop the SE model. With a focus on innovative learning and teaching and research, XJTLU draws on the strengths of its parent universities and plays a pivotal role in facilitating access to China for the UK and other institutional partners. At the same time, XJTLU is exploring future education by blending the educational theory, best practices, and culture from the West and the East. For detailed information about the university, please visit www.xjtlu.edu.cn. ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL AND ACTUARIAL MATHEMATICS The Department of Financial and Actuarial Mathematics (FAM) is a friendly and academically inspiring hub for researchers, educators, and students in financial mathematics, actuarial science, and statistics. The department is a well-established education centre for financial mathematics and actuarial science at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The department has diversified research areas with a focus on financial mathematics, actuarial science, statistics, and probability. The department also provides PhD degree education in these research areas. ROLE OVERVIEW Reporting to the Dean of the School of Mathematics and Physics, the Head of the Department (HoD) of Financial and Actuarial Mathematics is responsible for overseeing the strategic direction and operations of the department, as well as managing the department's staff and resources. The ideal candidate will have a strong academic background in at least one of the research areas mentioned above, as well as experience managing teams and developing effective strategies. RESPONSIBILITIES Leadership The HoD provides leadership, academic direction, and organizational management for the department, ensuring effective oversight of its operations and development. The HoD leads the departmental strategic planning process. The departmental strategy is the fundamental guide for the operation and development of the department. The university has a system of rolling three-year plans to identify annual operational objectives and resource planning. It is the responsibility of the HoD to work with the Dean and Associate Dean for Learning and Teaching to ensure that teaching programmes maximise students’ career opportunities in their field of study. The HoD is responsible for ensuring that module content remains up to date and incorporates advancements in teaching technologies and contemporary academic discussions. The HoD works closely with the Dean and the Associate Dean for Research and Impact to oversee the research direction and performance of the department and its members. The HoD oversees the development of the department’s internal and external engagement activities. These outreach efforts aim to integrate the department within the School and University while building connections with the broader community. The HoD collaborates with other Heads of Department within the School, working closely with the Dean and Associate Deans to foster a collaborative spirit, a cooperative environment, and a shared vision for the entire academic unit. Administration The HoD is responsible for the organization and administration of the department, ensuring its smooth operation and alignment with institutional goals. The HoD chairs departmental meetings focused on learning and teaching, research, and other operational matters. The HoD ensures that detailed agendas and minutes are prepared and distributed in a timely manner. The HoD is responsible to the University for the implementation of all academic and operational policies, rules, and regulations. Key responsibilities include: Conducting examinations and overseeing marking and moderation regimes. Implementing the staff attendance and absence policy. Ensuring observance of the staff code of conduct. Upholding quality assurance processes and procedures. Ensuring compliance with PRC legislation and XJTLU regulations on Health and Safety. The HoD leads strategic and annual planning for the department, aligning departmental objectives with the university’s broader mission. The HoD provides regular progress updates to the school management team, ensuring they are fully informed of successes, issues, and concerns across all subject areas. The HoD is directly responsible for managing departmental staff, including: Individual staff work allocation and assignments of administrative duties. Staff appointments, including identifying needs, defining specifications, organizing recruitment, overseeing interview panels, and recommending appointments. Conducting formal Professional Development Reviews and overseeing staff development processes. Addressing staff disciplinary issues and maintaining a record of authorized and unauthorized absences. Approving leave of absence requests and ensuring adherence to attendance policies. The HoD oversees budget development and expenditure within the department. They are responsible for approving financial expenditures from the departmental budget and ensuring proper financial management. The HoD ensures that quality and standards are upheld in all aspects of the department’s operations, including teaching, research, and administrative processes. The HoD addresses student disciplinary issues and complaints, ensuring fair and transparent processes. The HoD ensures the dissemination of information regarding the development of the University, including changes to policy, university regulations, and issues discussed at university-level meetings. Research The HoD is expected to be research active, attract external research funding, and produce high-quality research output. Teaching and student supervision The HoD is expected to deliver high-quality teaching and student supervision. QUALIFICATIONS/EXPERIENCES The successful candidate should be able to demonstrate: Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively with diverse groups of people; A passion for teaching, research, and a commitment to academic excellence; An ability to think strategically and develop and implement plans to achieve goals; A willingness to work collaboratively with other departments and stakeholders within the School and the University. Self-motivated and able to motivate others; Proactive and flexible We seek someone with the ambition, creativity, and organizational skills to succeed in an exciting environment of continued growth and significant change. Applicants should have A PhD in mathematics or a related field; At least three years of experience in research and teaching, with a proven track record of academic excellence and leadership; Experience managing and leading a team of academic staff; Experience working with industry partners and stakeholders and a commitment to promoting industry engagement and innovation. CITIZENSHIP AND VISA REGULATIONS Employment at Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University is regulated by Chinese Labour Laws, and must comply with the regulations of the provincial government. These regulations stipulate who is eligible for legal employment with regard to obtaining work permits and visas. Please be advised that candidates over 65 may not be eligible for a work visa in the P.R. China. CAREER DEVELOPMENT Clear career development path with annual review. Professional development trainings are provided. 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Talent/Research Programme-Funding Outstanding Youth Science Foundation Project (Overseas) - RMB 1-3 Million Innovation Leading Talent - up to RMB 2 Million Outstanding Leading Talent of International Discipline - 50% of Annual Package Young Leading Talent of International Discipline - 50% of Annual Package COMPENSATION & BENEFITS SALARY: Competitive salary in the market BENEFITS Allowance: XJTLU provides various monthly/annual/one-off allowances as Housing allowance/Travel allowance/Relocation allowance , Etc. Commercial insurance: international insurance plans customized for XJTLU staff and family members. (details refer to the University Policy) Paid holidays: Statutory Holidays (11 days) Annual Leave (36 days) Family Matters Leave Paid Sick Leave Marriage Leave Paternity Leave Parental leave, Etc. Working visa and residence permit in China: XJTLU sponsors working visa and residence permit in China for the staff. HOW TO APPLY Click the link for the application on the University Website. Applications must be submitted in a single PDF file that includes, in the order listed below: Cover letter Current CV, including date of birth and country of citizenship Full publication list Statement on academic leadership and management (1-3 pages) Research statement (2-5 pages) Teaching statement (1-2 pages) Details of three references (2 references for Research and 1 reference for Teaching) that may be contacted by the recruitment team. For general enquiries, please email HR at Ye.Lan@xjtlu.edu.cn. Please quote the position and job ID in your enquiry.

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University of Technology Sydney

Australia, Sydney


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HAINAN BIELEFELD UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES (BiUH)

Hainan Bielefeld University Of Applied Sciences (Biuh)

China

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Hainan Bielefeld University Of Applied Sciences (Biuh)

China


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Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT)

Singapore

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Singapore


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Masaryk University

Czech Republic, Brno

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Masaryk University

Czech Republic, Brno


Department: Department of Physical Education and Social Sciences – Faculty of Sports Studies Deadline: 21 Jun 2026 Start date: 1. 7. 2026 or as agreed Job type: full-time Job field: Management | Physical education and sport | Science and research | Education and schooling The Dean of the Faculty of Sports Studies at Masaryk University announces a selection procedure for the position of Head of the Department of Physical Education and Social Sciences (academic position) The Faculty of Sports Studies at Masaryk University is a dynamically developing faculty located in the modern premises of the University Campus in Brno-Bohunice. Our mission is to contribute through student education, scientific activity, and social engagement to a physically active and healthy life for all age and performance groups of the population, to the development of knowledge in the field of sports, and to respect for the rules of fair play in sports and in everyday life. We are looking for a mature personality with a clear vision and strategic thinking to take over the leadership of one of our departments. We expect an experienced academic who can combine scientific, pedagogical, and social activities and actively participate in developing the department and the entire faculty. We aim to find someone who can inspire and motivate the team, support its professional growth, and bring innovative approaches to help fulfil the faculty's mission and move it forward. Main activities: Ensuring the proper functioning and development of the department in accordance with the faculty's strategic plan – see FSpS Document Server (muni.cz), responsibility for the educational and scientific activities of the department and the achievement of the required outputs and results, responsibility for the performance of the so-called third role of the university, personnel management of the department (motivation, evaluation, and career growth of employees), responsibility for the management of entrusted funds and the economic management of the department (in cooperation with the faculty secretary), support for the development of scientific and research activities, close collaboration with the faculty management, own teaching and scientific research activities. Requirements: university education, at least a PhD degree in the relevant field (according to the department's focus); excellent organisational and management skills, excellent communication skills, experience in managing a work team, relevant teaching and research activities (including international activities), excellent knowledge of the Czech language, advanced knowledge of English (min. B2). We offer: Meaningful and engaging work in a prestigious university environment, employee benefits (8 weeks of vacation, pension insurance contribution, meal allowance, Multisport card, vaccination allowance, discounted mobile phone tariffs, access to university libraries, sports facilities, access to the Elánek childcare centre, psychological counselling, etc.), support for further education and development (professional training, language courses, internships abroad, etc.), flexible working hours, full-time employment (40 hours per week), friendly team, place of work: Brno, Bohunice University Campus, start date: July 1, 2026, or as agreed. How to apply: Please submit your application by June 21, 2026, via the online form (see www.muni.cz). You will receive an automatic confirmation email once your application has been successfully submitted. The application for the selection process must include: a professional CV (including scientific, research, and publication activities), a cover letter, copies of qualification documents (if the applicant is not registered with the faculty's human resources department), two references (contact details of persons whom the selection committee may contact to inquire about your work, experience, and skills to date), A three-year development plan for the department, including anticipated activities in the first year of leadership, max. 2 A4 pages (available resources: faculty strategic plan). For further information, please contact Ivana Klašková at 549 492 003 or ivana.klaskova@fsps.muni.cz. In justified cases, the organiser may extend, interrupt, or cancel the selection procedure.

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Arts and Humanities

  • Archaeology
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Psychology

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