External Listings
Below is a listing of career opportunities listed externally, at third party websites. A good job hunt strategy is to get their newest listings delivered to you automatically, on a regular basis, though e-mail newsletters or RSS.
- ScienceAlert Jobs: covers the whole of Australasian science, featuring a specialised scientific jobs directory
- Education Jobs: lists new positions and scholarships available in the Australia and New Zealand education sectors
- Bright Recruits: a jobs website from IOP Publishing for physics graduates targeting companies in various sectors
- Jobs.ac.uk: specialist jobsite for careers in academic, research, science and related professions, UK-focused, international listings as well
- Nature Jobs: from the journal Nature, a worldwide career resource for scientists, spanning the life, physical and applied sciences
- Science Careers: from the journal Science, a website for matching qualified scientists with jobs in industry, academia, and government
- TIPTOP Jobs: dynamic job list for physicists, based on a bulletin board system and affiliated with IOP Publishing
- Monster: one of the largest general employment websites in the world, with many science-related job listings
- Academic Jobs EU: academic jobs from around Europe. Also some international listings, including Australia and New Zealand
- Telejob: student and postdoc positions from accross Switzerland
- EURAXESS: European Commission Research portal job listings
- Physicstoday: Science, engineering, and computing jobs
- researchportal: student and postdoc positions from accross Switzerland
- SPIRES: High-Energy Physics Employment Database
- academictransfer: The Dutch Academic Career Network
- AAS: American Astronomical Society Job register (mostly astrophysics listings)
- Scholarships positions: International Scholarships and Financial Aid positions
- Scholarshipnet: International Scholarships and Financial Aid positions
Upcoming Events
“The practical application of stats for experimental research scientists”
Presented by Dr Dalice Sim from VUW’s School of Mathematics, Statistics and Operations Research. This one hour seminar will focus on statistics concepts that are important when undertaking experimental research such as:
-How uncertainty propagates when manipulating data
-How to consider error when fitting to data
-How to effectively and efficiently explore the parameter space for a new experiment.Tuesday 21th May 2013, 3.00pm. Location: AM101, VUW (Wellington)
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- Science Media SAVVY workshop report from Lisa Strover, MESA-Sponsored Attendee
- MacDiarmid Student and Postdoc Symposium 2012
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- MESA Sponsored Attendance to the Transit of Venus Forum
- Data analysis and plotting with free and open source tools
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