Assistant Professor in Ecology, Evolution and Conservation
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An Assistant Professor position in Ecology, Evolution and Conservation is available within the Department of Zoology at Cambridge. The role emphasises teaching and curriculum development, including designing courses, delivering lectures and practicals, supervising research projects, and developing new Masters-level training. Candidates should have a PhD, pedagogical training, and recent university teaching experience with a focus on innovative assessment methods. The position requires engaging with undergraduate and postgraduate students, contributing to departmental initiatives, and fostering an inclusive research culture. Applicants’ research interests can span any aspect of ecology, evolution and conservation, preferably aligned with departmental facilities and ongoing projects. The role is designed for those committed to academic excellence, diversity, and inclusion in higher education.
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