It has 20 academic staff and is responsible for research, and the development and teaching of courses, in electrical, computer and telecommunications engineering. The appointee is expected to give leadership in the development of teaching, research and consulting in the School's extensive power engineering activities. The appointee will also be expected to develop relevant power engineering course content for the Faculty's IT degrees. This will include issues such as the provision of adequate power supply infrastructure for the IT industry. Closing date 25 May 2001.
Appointment is based on merit.
As women are under represented at this level, suitably qualified women are encouraged to apply. The Library is seeking a highly motivated, suitably qualified librarian who will be responsible for the cataloguing of all formats of library material. Duties will include performing original and complex cataloguing, monitoring the development of metadata and emerging standards for cataloguing electronic formats, and evaluating new approaches to providing access to information in the electronic environment. It is essential that applicants have original cataloguing experience, experience with automated systems and information technology and the capacity to develop additional skills as required by changes affecting the Library. A demonstrated interest in issues and standards related to cataloguing and metadata is essential.