Associate Professor in Conservation Biology

Become a leader in conservation biology at UNSW, Australia. This prestigious role emphasizes amphibian ecology, research innovation, and impactful teaching in a dynamic academic environment.

As an Associate Professor at UNSW, you will engage in high-caliber research and teaching within a collaborative framework in the School of Biological, Earth and Environmental Sciences. You will spearhead research initiatives aimed at addressing critical environmental challenges, particularly concerning amphibians. Your experience will help in mentoring students while fostering academic excellence, ensuring their success, and contributing to the dissemination of knowledge.

Key Responsibilities:

• Conduct innovative research in Environmental Sciences

• Publish extensively in high-ranking journals

• Lead significant research proposals and secure funding

• Supervise and mentor Honors, Masters, and PhD students

• Design and deliver engaging learning activities and assessments

Requirements:

• PhD in a related discipline

• Track record of high-impact research leadership

• Commitment to student equity and diversity

• Experience in teaching at undergraduate/postgraduate levels

• Strong interpersonal and organizational skills

Drive impactful research and teaching in conservation biology at UNSW, contributing to student success and environmental solutions.
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