Contact: sci-maths-jobs[AT]monash.eduLocation: Melbourne, Australia
The University
Monash University seeks to improve the human condition by advancing knowledge and fostering creativity. It does so through research and education and a commitment to social justice, human rights and a sustainable environment.
The Opportunity
Over the years Monash has built a strong reputation in Mathematics and, following the relocation of some of the more applied research areas, the School of Mathematics is embarking on a unique expansion across broad areas of Mathematics. A number of appointments in Pure Mathematics were made in 2014 and in 2015 Applied Mathematics is to be strengthened.
Outstanding candidates in Applied Mathematics are invited to apply for the posts. Some of the appointments will further build our research in mathematical biology, numerical analysis and scientific computing, fluid dynamics, mathematical finance, and nonlinear dynamics with engineering applications.
Successful candidates at level D/E will be expected to take leadership roles and be involved with recruitment at lower levels. All candidates will be expected to have outstanding research records and help our drive for excellence across the school. The school recognises the need for a strong mathematical underpinning of research in many schools across the campus, and is committed to delivering outstanding mathematics teaching across the campus.
Duration
Full-time, continuing appointment
The Benefits
Remuneration package of $149,054 – $164,205 pa Level D / $192,001 pa Level E (which includes employer superannuation contribution of 17%)
Relocation travel, removal allowance and salary packaging are available.
Monash offers a range of professional development programs, support for research, study and overseas work, generous maternity leave and flexible work arrangements.
Applications accepted via the university website:
http://jobs.monash.edu.au/jobDetails.asp?sJobIDs=534771&lCategoryID=641%2C+640%2C+636&lBrandID=&lWorkTypeID=&lLocationID=&stp=AW&sLanguage=en