Overview
Fiji National University is accepting a standing 2026 expression of interest for research assistants who may be engaged on an on-need basis for projects led by principal investigators.
Full job description
This is an expression-of-interest pool rather than a guaranteed fixed vacancy. The official page currently shows zero job openings and states that research-assistant work is engaged on a need basis according to the terms of reference for each project. The rate is determined by project funding.
Requirements & qualifications
A bachelor’s degree, or qualification appropriate to the nature of the work, is essential. Some research experience is desirable. Applicants are instructed to sign a cover letter that includes the university’s clean-police-record and fit-to-work declaration.
Tips for this job
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- Tailor the CV and application to the responsibilities and required skills stated on the official employer page.
- Use concrete evidence of relevant work, projects and measurable results rather than generic claims.
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- Apply through the original employer or official recruitment destination shown on this page.
Verification notes
Verified on FNU’s official current-opportunities list and EOI 2/26 detail page. The official listing states a closing time of 3pm Fiji Time and a date of 31 December 2026; Fiji is UTC+12 throughout 2026, so this is stored as 03:00 UTC. The record explicitly preserves the source’s zero-current-openings/on-need limitation. Repository search for EOI 2/26 returned no existing record.
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