Lecturer/Senior Lecturer - Exercise Physiology
University of Canterbury, New Zealand - School of Sciences & Physical Education
Christchurch, New Zealand
Vacancy Number: 1523
Closing Date: Sunday, 26 February 2012
The School of Sciences & Physical Education within the College of Education,
University of Canterbury is seeking to appoint a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in
Exercise Physiology. Ideally the applicant will demonstrate a strong exercise
physiology research and teaching background in a context of physical education
and sport coaching.
It is anticipated that the successful applicant will take a leadership role in
exercise physiology and contribute to the development of the exercise sciences
into a world class research and teaching area. In accordance with the
university and department philosophy the post-holder would be required to
engage in continued professional development to achieve and maintain excellence
in research and teaching in exercise physiology within the physical education
and sport coach education domains.
The following are desirable for the position:
Evidence of relevant and appropriate academic and professional
qualifications (PhD level)
Evidence of a 'strong track record' of publication, in high quality
peer-reviewed journals
Evidence of experience in securing research funding
Evidence of effective teaching at tertiary level
Evidence of leadership and mentoring
The successful applicant will be expected to:
Lead and contribute to the teaching of exercise science within
undergraduate and post graduate courses in physical education teacher education
and sports coaching.
Lead and/or collaborate in research projects in the applicant's specific
area(s) of interest.
Supervise postgraduate research students.
Supervise and mentor under-graduate students while on teaching and/or
coaching practicums.
It would be advantageous if applicants were able to demonstrate a good
understanding of the nature of education systems and learning contexts. To do
so specifically in a New Zealand context would also be of benefit but is not a
requirement.
In return we offer an attractive salary, benefits, and an opportunity to work
alongside members of a committed and diverse academic community. This position
will provide an ideal opportunity for professional and personal development
within a country of great beauty and wonderfully diverse landscape. Canterbury
provides a gateway to many of the country's adventure playgrounds that are
accessible within hours. The campus is contained on park-like grounds with
access to a host of facilities including several Libraries, a Recreation
Centre, numerous Cafes and excellent Childcare facilities to name but a few. UC
is a smokefree workplace.
Initial discussions or further information can be obtained by making contact
with Nick Draper, Head of School on [email protected], +64 3 364
2987, ext 4193.
For more information, please go to
http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/hr/job_vacancies.shtml
For more information about the benefits of joining the University of Canterbury
please visit us online at http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/joinus
For further information relating to the application process please contact HR
Administrator, College of Education on +64 3 343 7727.
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