University of New South Wales - Human Resources - Events - Lecturer in Applied Marine Ecology & Conservation

21 November 2008

Lecturer in Applied Marine Ecology & Conservation

Faculty of Science

SCHOOL OF BIOLOGICAL, EARTH & ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

REF. 6228NET

The School of Biological Earth and Environmental Sciences (BEES) is seeking a Lecturer in Applied Marine Ecology and Conservation. BEES is a large and multi-disciplinary school in the Faculty of Science at the University of New South Wales. The school incorporates a range of environmentally relevant disciplines enabling the School to undertake comprehensive education and research in the broad fields of Biology, Marine Science, Geography and Geology. Members of the School of BEES form a core part of the Sydney Institute of Marine Science.

The position will enhance the research profile in applied marine ecological research. It will also contribute to the expansion of the School's profile within the Sydney Institute of Marine Science and in the Evolution & Ecology Research Centre, in marine ecology and conservation research and education. The successful candidate may be required to coordinate the Master of Conservation Biology or similar programs. Applicants should have a strong research record in applied marine ecology and conservation and the capacity to contribute to the school's existing and emerging research areas.

This is a full-time and continuing position.

Salary range for Lecturer A$73,573 - A$86,734 per year (plus 17% employer superannuation and leave loading)

Applicants should systematically address the selection criteria in their application. Women and people from equity groups are also encouraged to apply.

Please direct any enquiries to Associate Professor David Cohen on telephone (61 2) 9385 8084 or email d.cohen@unsw.edu.au or Professor Iain Suthers on (61 2) 9385 2065 or email i.suthers@unsw.edu.au

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Further information on the School, please visit: http://www.bees.unsw.edu.au/

Applications close : 31 January 2009

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