[Aqualist] Lecturer in Physical Geography x2, U of St Andrews

[Tim Barrows]

School of Geography and Geosciences

Lecturer in Physical Geography
(Earth Surface Processes)

Salary - £33,101 - £40,711 per annum


We seek an outstanding researcher to fill a 
lectureship position in physical geography 
supported by the inter-institutional SAGES 
(Scottish Alliance for Geoscience, Environment 
and Society) initiative. SAGES brings together 
230 scientists in nine universities in a 
large-scale collaborative research programme to 
understand and predict the interactions between 
climate change, the Earth system and human 
activity. This appointment will contribute to 
Theme 1 of SAGES  Landscape dynamics.

You will join the Environmental Change Research 
Group within the School and will be expected to 
develop research initiatives both within the 
School and in collaboration with our SAGES partners.

You will have completed a PhD in physical 
geography, or a cognate discipline, and will 
preferably have teaching experience and a 
developing research and publication record in the 
general area of Earth surface processes and/or 
modelling environmental change. Preference will 
be given to candidates with research experience 
in one (or more) of: catchment dynamics; 
geomorphological processes; modelling 
environmental change. You will also have a 
commitment to teaching on the physical geography degree programmes.

The post will start on 1 September 2007, or as soon as possible thereafter.

Informal enquiries to: Dr Elspeth Graham, Head of 
School, Tel: 01334 463908; e-mail: 
efg at st-andrews.ac.uk, or Professor Michael Bird, 
Tel: 01334 463928; email: mib1 at st-andrews.ac.uk


Please quote 
ref:  CD232/07 
  Closing date:  Friday 8 June 2007
Application forms and further particulars are 
available from Human Resources, University of St 
Andrews, College Gate, North Street, St Andrews, 
Fife KY16 9AJ, (tel: 01334 462571, by fax 01334 
462570 or by e-mail 
Jobline at st-andrews.ac.uk.  The advertisement and 
further particulars can be viewed at 
http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/hr/recruitment/vacancies.

The University is committed to equality of opportunity.




Lectureship in Physical Geography
(The terrestrial carbon cycle)

Salary - £33,101 - £40,711 per annum


We are seeking a highly motivated researcher to 
fill a lectureship in physical geography 
supported initially by the inter-institutional 
SAGES (Scottish Alliance for Geoscience, 
Environment and Society) initiative. SAGES 
co-ordinates 230 scientists in 9 universities 
across Scotland in collaborative research 
programmes to understand and predict the 
interactions between climate change, the Earth 
system and human activity. This appointment will 
contribute to Theme 2 of SAGES  The terrestrial carbon cycle.

You will join the Environmental Change Research 
Group within the School and will be expected to 
develop research initiatives both within the 
School and in collaboration with our SAGES partners.

You will have completed a PhD in a relevant 
discipline, and will preferably have teaching 
experience and a developing profile of academic 
publication. You will have research interests in 
the general area of terrestrial carbon cycle 
science. A track record of research involving the 
measurement of carbon stocks/fluxes in the 
terrestrial environment, prediction of the 
impacts of climate and land-use change on the 
terrestrial carbon balance and/or the development 
of adaptive environmental management strategies 
to minimize carbon emissions will be a particular 
advantage. You will also have a commitment to 
teaching on the physical geography degree programmes.

The post will start on 1 September 2007, or as soon as possible thereafter.

Informal enquiries to: Dr Elspeth Graham, Head of 
School, Tel: 01334 463908; e-mail: 
efg at st-andrews.ac.uk, or Professor Michael Bird, 
Tel: 01334 463928; email: mib1 at st-andrews.ac.uk


Please quote 
ref:  CD233/07 
  Closing date:  Friday 8 June 2007
Application forms and further particulars are 
available from Human Resources, University of St 
Andrews, College Gate, North Street, St Andrews, 
Fife KY16 9AJ, (tel: 01334 462571, by fax 01334 
462570 or by e-mail 
Jobline at st-andrews.ac.uk.  The advertisement and 
further particulars can be viewed at 
http://www.st-andrews.ac.uk/hr/recruitment/vacancies.

The University is committed to equality of opportunity.