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Lecturer in Sociology/Criminology – SBS Faculty – Academic Level B – St Lucia Campus
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE, THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND
With 30 academic staff and over 100 higher degree students the School of Social Science is one of the largest and most prestigious of its type in Australia. It is a research-intensive School comprising the disciplines of anthropology, archaeology, criminology and sociology.
The Role: The School of Social Science is seeking to appoint a Lecturer in sociology and/or criminology, commencing early 2010.
The Person: Applications are sought from exceptional candidates with strong research skills and an ability to teach into the areas of quantitative/qualitative research methods and sociological/criminological theory, as well as substantive areas that link to the research strengths of the School. Supervision of honours, masters and doctoral students will be an important component of the positions, which will be based at the St Lucia campus. Applicants should hold a PhD in sociology, criminology or related discipline and have experience in the teaching of undergraduate courses, along with the ability to supervise postgraduate students. A strong publication record and a capacity to secure external funding is essential.
Remuneration: The remuneration package will be $70,968 – $84,275 per annum (Academic Level B), plus employer superannuation contributions of 17%. This is a full-time, continuing appointment at Academic Level B.
Contact: Obtain the position description and selection criteria online. To discuss the role contact either Professor Geoffrey Lawrence, telephone +61 7 3365 3152 or e-mail g.lawrence@uq.edu.au or Dr Lynda Cheshire, telephone +61 7 3365 2383 or e-mail l.cheshire@uq.edu.au
Send applications to the Human Resources Consultant, Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences, The University of Queensland, St Lucia Qld 4072 or e-mail applications@sbs.uq.edu.au
Applications Close: 31 July 2009
Reference No: 3020608
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