Lecturer in Astrophysics

The School of Mathematics and Physics is seeking to appoint a talented astrophysicist for a 3-year lectureship at the University of Queensland (research and teaching).  We are particularly interested in further enhancing and expanding upon our existing research strengths in theoretical cosmology, observational cosmology, and galaxy evolution.  However, applicants with an outstanding track record in any area of astrophysics are encouraged to apply. 

The appointee will have a demonstrated record of performing innovative, international quality research, and will have a vision for their future research direction.

This is a fixed-term appointment at Academic Level B for 3 years.  

Astrophysics is a rapidly growing research area at the University of Queensland.  The University of Queensland campus is located in a curve of the Brisbane River, just 2km south of the city centre, within easy reach of national parks and the glorious beaches of the Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast.

Applications are particularly encouraged from women. 

The University of Queensland is a family-friendly workplace and offers a number of flexible work options to help staff balance their responsibilities at work and at home. Further information can be found here. https://staff.uq.edu.au/information-and-services/human-resources/diversity

NOTE: The UQ due date for applications is the 10th of January (Brisbane time, i.e. 9th Jan in the Americas) so please get your applications in by then if possible.  You only need to send the names of refereees, we will contact them if you are shortlisted.