[Aqualist] sedimentology lectureship

[p.augustinus at auckland.ac.nz]

Apologies for cross postings.

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Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Sedimentology (A307-06C)

Department of Geology, The University of Auckland.

As part of our plan to develop and strengthen interdisciplinary Earth 
Sciences at The University of Auckland, we seek to fill a position in 
Sedimentary System Studies. The level of appointment is anticipated to 
be at lecturer or senior lecturer level, but more senior candidates may 
be considered for entry at Associate Professor level. The candidate 
will have expertise in one or more of the following areas: sequence 
stratigraphy and sedimentary basin analysis, sediment transport and 
depositional processes, biogeochemical processes in sedimentary 
systems, or petroleum geology; and be proficient in field-focussed 
studies of Mesozoic and Cenozoic basins. The position will complement 
and support our current research strengths in volcanology, ore 
deposits, geophysics and paleoenvironments. The candidate will develop 
undergraduate and graduate teaching programs, supervise research 
students, and develop an active externally funded research programme in 
collaboration with other staff in the Geology department and beyond. A 
PhD and appropriate post-doctoral or work equivalent experience are 
required, as is evidence of a track record in teaching and research 
track record, including a strong record of publication in international 
journals.

Applications will be assessed from 17 July 2006, but subsequent 
applications from suitable candidates will be considered until the 
position is filled.

For more information visit www.auckland.ac.nz, click on staff 
vacancies, or www.vacancies.auckland.ac.nz. Look for position A307-06C. 
Or contact Ian Smith, Head of Department, ie.smith at auckland.ac.nz.

Paul Augustinus
School of Geography and Environmental Science, and Department of Geology
University of Auckland
Private Bag 92019
Auckland
Ph: +64-9-3737599 x87603
Fax: +64-9-3737435

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