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Job reference
RQ0000000882
Date posted
03/11/2017
Application closing date
02/01/2018
Location
Bognor Regis Campus
Salary
£35,550 to £38,833 per annum
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Job category/type
Research/Bursaries
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Environmental Systems Research Fellow - Fixed Term Contract
Job description
The role of Environmental Systems Research Fellow is required to support the University's responsibilities under the Channel Payment for Ecosystem Services (CPES) programme, funded through the EU INTERREG V programme. The University is leading this new €4 million EU project that will improve the water quality in a number of rivers and lakes in the South
of England and the North of France. The project aims to reduce nutrient levels by implementing six pilot PES schemes across the Channel area.
This role is a full time fixed term project for 36 months.
The Research Fellow will be working with the academic team and be responsible for leading aspects of the research programme in support of the project. It is likely to suit someone with a background in environmental economics. The nature of the research will be varied but is likely to include collection and analysis of economic data, environmental and social impact data for example. The researcher will also be required to contribute to the production of a range of outputs, some of which are expected to influence EU and local policy.
The role will include some teaching commitments for teaching support on postgraduate and undergraduate modules associated with environmental management and sustainability. In addition, the researcher may be involved in the development and support of bids for new projects.
Applicants must hold a PhD in an appropriate subject area, for example; business, economics, environmental economics, economic geography, environmental management. Excellent research methods and presentation skills and experience are essential together with experience in data collection and analysis skills. You will need to demonstrate previous experience in the engagement in the delivery of high quality research and associated outputs involving socio economic impact analysis. Demonstrable evidence of delivering high quality, effective and imaginative teaching is highly desirable.
Informal enquiries are welcomed by: Professor Dave Cooper on 01243 812193 or email D.cooper@chi.ac.uk
The University of Chichester welcomes applicants from BAME (Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic) backgrounds as they are currently under represented at this level.
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Interview date:
5 January 2018
Job title
Environmental Systems Research Fellow - Fixed Term Contract
Job reference
RQ0000000882
Date posted
03/11/2017
Application closing date
02/01/2018
Location
Bognor Regis Campus
Salary
£35,550 to £38,833 per annum
Package
Blank
Contractual hours
Blank
Basis
Blank
Job category/type
Research/Bursaries
Attachments
Blank
Job description
The role of Environmental Systems Research Fellow is required to support the University's responsibilities under the Channel Payment for Ecosystem Services (CPES) programme, funded through the EU INTERREG V programme. The University is leading this new €4 million EU project that will improve the water quality in a number of rivers and lakes in the South
of England and the North of France. The project aims to reduce nutrient levels by implementing six pilot PES schemes across the Channel area.
This role is a full time fixed term project for 36 months.
The Research Fellow will be working with the academic team and be responsible for leading aspects of the research programme in support of the project. It is likely to suit someone with a background in environmental economics. The nature of the research will be varied but is likely to include collection and analysis of economic data, environmental and social impact data for example. The researcher will also be required to contribute to the production of a range of outputs, some of which are expected to influence EU and local policy.
The role will include some teaching commitments for teaching support on postgraduate and undergraduate modules associated with environmental management and sustainability. In addition, the researcher may be involved in the development and support of bids for new projects.
Applicants must hold a PhD in an appropriate subject area, for example; business, economics, environmental economics, economic geography, environmental management. Excellent research methods and presentation skills and experience are essential together with experience in data collection and analysis skills. You will need to demonstrate previous experience in the engagement in the delivery of high quality research and associated outputs involving socio economic impact analysis. Demonstrable evidence of delivering high quality, effective and imaginative teaching is highly desirable.
Informal enquiries are welcomed by: Professor Dave Cooper on 01243 812193 or email D.cooper@chi.ac.uk
The University of Chichester welcomes applicants from BAME (Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic) backgrounds as they are currently under represented at this level.
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to download and save the full job profile
Interview date:
5 January 2018