James Cook University is creating a brighter future for life in the Tropics and beyond, through education and research that makes a difference locally.....
James Cook University is creating a brighter future for life in the Tropics and beyond, through education and research that makes a difference locally, and globally.
We now have an opportunity for a passionate and experienced Academic to join our Earth and Environmental Sciences Academic Group within the College of Science and Engineering as a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer, Environmental Earth Science.
Full-time; continuing
Academic Level B or C $103,238 - $144,104 per annum plus up to 17% employer superannuation contributions, leave loading and other generous employee benefits
Based at the Townsville, Bebegu Yumba campus, Douglas, in picturesque tropical North Queensland.
Level of appointment and remuneration will be commensurate with qualifications and experience.
What you can accomplish in the Role
Develop and deliver teaching and strategic, world-class research programs in coastal and catchment processes, instrumentation and modelling. A capacity to develop effective interdisciplinary collaborations, industry and government engagement and international partnerships with other universities are also inherent to the position.
What you will bring to the Role
You’ll have completed a PhD or equivalent qualification in physical geography, environmental earth science, or a related discipline, with a minimum of two years of postdoctoral research, teaching or industry experience including experience in coastal marine and/or fluvial processes and the application of field-based research that capitalises on instrumentation and modelling.
With a proven track record of research excellence relative to career stage, you’ll have an emerging publication record, a portfolio of research income, and an ability to organise and execute research projects, whilst engaging in collaborative, multi-disciplinary work within a diverse team.
A demonstrated commitment to fostering diversity and contributing to an inclusive working and learning environment is also essential to the role. You will be required to conduct lectures, practicals and assessments and will participate in the supervision of higher degree and research internship students.
Experience coordinating physical geography and environmental earth science subjects and the ability to develop and deliver interdisciplinary programs are highly desirable. Experience in co-designing research with Traditional Owners, industry, government, NGOs and other diverse community groups are also highly desirable.
Why JCU
Employee wellbeing is at the core of our values, and we support our people through the provision of flexible working conditions and many other exclusive benefits including;
A generous superannuation scheme with up to 17% employer contributions with UniSuper
5 weeks of annual recreation leave and Annual leave loading
15 days paid sick/carers leave per year
Attractive options for salary packaging
Fitness Passport
Free Employee Assistance Program (coaching and counselling)
Access to online media subscriptions
Corporate discount on health insurance premiums
Well-equipped facilities including an on-campus childcare centre and primary school, cafes, hairdresser, post office, medical centre and gym (Townsville campus).
Balance of work and life so you can enjoy a lifestyle that supports a diverse range of leisure and sporting interests.
How to apply
Ready to embark on this exciting journey? Visit the Careers at JCU Website and submit your application online.
Vacancy Reference Number 18588
Applications close 5 January 2024 at 11.59pm AEST
James Cook University encourages people from all backgrounds who meet the role requirements to apply. We value and celebrate the diversity of our community and are committed to ensuring our learning and working environment is safe and welcoming.
