Lecturer: Agricultural & Environmental Economics

The University of Western Australia; Perth; On-site; AUD 118,000 - 140,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Mentoring support

Flexible working options

Tenurable full-time

Job summary

The University of Western Australia invites applications for a Lecturer in Agricultural and Resource Economics. The role involves independent teaching and research in Agricultural and Environmental Economics or Agribusiness, with emphasis on designing content and delivering high-quality learning experiences.

It includes supervision of honours and postgraduate students within a vibrant research environment. The Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics hosts CAED and CEEP, delivering

Qualifications

• PhD in Agricultural, Agribusiness or Environmental Economics.
• Demonstrated ability to deliver high‑quality teaching at undergraduate and honours levels.
• Strong research and publication track record relative to opportunity.
• Emerging track record of successful competitive funding applications.
• Skills in quantitative data analyses in applied economics.

Responsibilities

• Undertake independent teaching and research in Agricultural and Environmental Economics or Agribusiness.
• Contribute to unit design, delivery, and content management, including engagement with students and colleagues to support a high-quality learning experience.
• Conduct independent and collaborative research; publish in leading journals, pursue funding, engage with stakeholders and supervise Honours and postgraduate students.

Skills

Teaching ability

Research track record

Funding capability

Quantitative analysis

Education

PhD in Agricultural/Agribusiness/Environmental Economics

Job description

The University of Western Australia invites applications for a Lecturer in Agricultural and Resource Economics. The role involves independent teaching and research in Agricultural and Environmental Economics or Agribusiness, with emphasis on designing content and delivering high-quality learning experiences.

It includes supervision of honours and postgraduate students within a vibrant research environment. The Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics hosts CAED and CEEP, delivering