At a Glance
- Tasks: Teach and research in experimental particle physics, focusing on flavour and neutrino studies.
- Company: The University of Melbourne, a leading institution in physics education and research.
- Benefits: Attractive salary package with 17% superannuation and support for your research program.
- Other info: Join a vibrant academic community with opportunities for international collaboration.
- Why this job: Shape the future of physics while mentoring the next generation of scientists.
- Qualifications: Expertise in experimental particle physics and strong teaching skills.
The predicted salary is between 49500 - 60500 $ per year.
The University of Melbourne invites applications for an experimental particle physicist to join the School of Physics.
The role balances research, teaching and service, with a start‐up package to support your independent program and a salary package including 17% superannuation.
Deliver undergraduate/graduate courses, lead collaborations across detector development and data analysis, and build an internationally visible research program with strong mentoring of students.
Lead Experimental Particle Physics Lecturer — Flavour/Neutrino in Melbourne employer: UOM University of Melbourne
Join the University of Melbourne as a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Pure Mathematics and become part of a vibrant academic community dedicated to research excellence and student success. With a strong commitment to inclusion, flexible work arrangements, and comprehensive benefits including 17% superannuation, career development programs, and well-being services, this role offers a supportive environment for professional growth. Embrace the opportunity to inspire future mathematicians while contributing to impactful research and engaging with diverse communities in one of Australia's leading institutions.
Contact Details:
UOM University of Melbourne Recruitment Team
