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Sabratha University was established in 2015, making it one of the newer public institutions of higher education in Libya. 

The university is located in Sabratha, a historic city on Libya’s Mediterranean coast renowned for its archaeological significance as a major city of the ancient Roman province of Tripolitania. 

Sabratha University is composed of several faculties, including arts and humanities, sciences, engineering, economics and management, law, and education. These faculties provide a wide range of both undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, supported by research initiatives and community engagement projects. 

Internationally, Sabratha University has begun establishing partnerships with institutions across the region and beyond, promoting academic mobility, joint research, and collaborative projects.

 

 

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Flinders University

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Flinders University

Australia, Bedford Park


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Taipei Medical University (TMU)

Taiwan, Taipei

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Taipei Medical University (TMU)

Taiwan, Taipei


College of Medical Science and Technology   The College of Medical Science and Technology at Taipei Medical University invites applications for Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor position in Graduate Institute of Biomedical Informatics Contract type: Full-time Job Description Taipei Medical University is looking for a motivated member with Ph.D. degree with outstanding academic achievements in the field relating to degree in Biomedical engineering/Bioinformatics/Medical informatics/Artificial Intelligence, or a related discipline, who will contribute to our international research profile in a cross-disciplinary environment. The new appointee will be based at the College of Medical Science and Technology at Taipei Medical University. Salary $83,720NTD~ $198,770NTD per month + benefits Selection Criteria Qualifications A PhD degree with outstanding academic achievements in the field relating to Biomedical Engineering/Bioinformatics/Medical Informatics/Artificial Intelligence, especially in Artificial Intelligence, Medical Image Analysis and Clinical Big Data Analysis research, or a related discipline A successful candidate will have ability to apply for research grants and teach graduate courses Preference will be given to candidates with research experiences in conducting large projects Demonstrated ability to apply for research grants, with research experiences in conducting large projects, in writing research projects, and independent research will be advantageous Passion for teaching and talent cultivation Exhibits great communication skills, teamwork ability, and capacities in international exchange and cooperation Excellent English proficiency and research enthusiasm, good communication with well-developed interpersonal skills Application Documents: Please submit an application package consisting of the following documents via TMU New Faculty Application System (http://hr2sys.tmu.edu.tw/HRApply/default.aspx). Curriculum vitae and autobiography A photocopy of education and working experience diploma (any foreign diploma should be verified in advance by the overseas office, Republic of China (Taiwan) Publication list A statement of teaching interests with course outlines Previous teaching portfolio/outlines Two letters of recommendation Applicants of all nationalities are welcome. Taipei Medical University promotes employment opportunities. TMU commits itself to offering equal employment opportunities workplace regardless of race, color, ancestry, religion, sex, national origin, sexual orientation, age, citizenship, marital status, disability, gender identity or Veteran status to all applicants. Deadline and Submission Interested candidates please send the application package listed above via TMU New Faculty Application System (http://hr2sys.tmu.edu.tw/HRApply/default.aspx) by 17:00 GMT+8, March 31, 2026 Further information All inquiries about this position can also be sent to Ms. Ivan Wen at ivan_wen@tmu.edu.tw

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The Royal Melbourne Hospital

Australia, Melbourne

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Australia, Melbourne


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