Professor or Reader in Environmental Economics: University of St. Andrews

University of Groningen; ST Andrews; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

An established academic institution is seeking a world-class leader in Environmental Economics to join their School of Geography & Sustainable Development. This role offers a unique opportunity to shape the future of interdisciplinary research and education, contributing to both undergraduate and MSc programs. The ideal candidate will possess a strong international research record, exceptional teaching skills, and a proven ability to secure research funding. If you are passionate about sustainability and eager to lead innovative research, this position is perfect for you.

Qualifications

• Strong international research record and proven teaching excellence required.
• Outstanding grant-seeking track record is essential.

Responsibilities

• Lead the development of interdisciplinary research in Environmental Economics.
• Contribute to undergraduate and MSc programs in Sustainable Development.

Skills

Environmental Economics

Research Leadership

Teaching Excellence

Grant-Seeking

Interdisciplinary Collaboration

Education

PhD in Economics or related field

Job description

Professor or Reader in Environmental Economics: University of St. Andrews

The School of Geography & Sustainable Development seeks to recruit a world-class leader in Environmental Economics. The post provides an exciting opportunity to lead the development of one of the School's successful interdisciplinary research areas, with a portfolio of research, teaching and leadership roles within and outside the School. The post-holder will contribute to School strategy as a member of the Research Committee, while also providing leadership for the undergraduate degree in Sustainable Development and contributing to a one-year taught MSc in Sustainable Development and Environmental Economics. The starting date is as soon as is mutually convenient, ideally no later than September 2018.

It is essential that you have a strong, international research record, a proven track record for excellent teaching, and an interest in collegial, interdisciplinary work. You will have an outstanding grant-seeking track record in relation to research councils and other sources.

Informal enquiries can be directed to the Head of School, Professor Bill Austin ([e-mail]), or Dr. Carola Braun ([e-mail]).