The successful candidate will be expected to be research active and have excellent management skills. Applications are invited from any area of Psychology. A Professorial appointment may be available for a suitable candidate. 11 May 2001 Applications are invited for two posts which are a result of the University s commitment to growth in Psychology. The main responsibilities will be to make a contribution to the undergraduate and postgraduate teaching programmes, including PhD supervision, and to engage in research.
Applications are welcome from candidates with expertise in any area of Psychology.
In addition the Department would wish to complement its strengths in applied areas including forensic, occupational psychology, health and learning disability and applicants should clearly indicate specialist expertise in their submissions. In addition the Department is keen to strengthen its profile in research methodology, particularly qualitative methods, multivariate techniques and psychometrics and preference will be given to applicants with expertise and teaching experience in these areas. The Department offers excellent research and teaching facilities with a number of specialised laboratories and equipment for the study of psychophysiology, human movement, colour vision, video observation and human-computer interaction. The University is keen to support the research aspirations of the Department and improve on the 3b grade achieved in the 1996 Research Assessment Exercise. Further particulars are available from Personnel Services, University House.