Type of Opportunity: Employment, Full time position
Target Groups: Graduates/Professionals, Researchers
Location: Iceland.
Deadline of Application: 30/12/2024
The position of an assistant professor in crop science at the Agricultural University of Iceland is open for applications. Our research tackles critical issues in crop production at northern latitudes concerning development of sustainable agricultural practices with global implications.
Tasks and responsibilities:
- Construct internationally acknowledged research in applied crop science with emphasis on forages
- Publish peer-reviewed scientific papers, raise research grants, and actively participate in international and national collaborations
- Teach and develop courses at undergraduate and post-graduate level
- Supervise students in research projects
- Participate in the enhancement of research and development activities within the University
Qualifications:
- PhD in crop science, other agricultural sciences, plant physiology or other disciplines in natural sciences that benefits crop science research
- Knowledge and experience of research in the field of crop science or related fields
- Teaching experience, together with the ability and willingness for diverse knowledge dissemination in the field
- A clear vision for applied research and development in crop science
- Ability to work independently and as a part of a group
- Collaborative skills and social agility
Further information:
- The application shall include a CV, letter of introduction, certificates attesting to education and work experience and a list of publications.
- According to regulations of the Agricultural University of Iceland the rector is permitted to grant a promotion to the position of Associate or Full Professor immediately following a new recruitment, should the appointee fulfil required qualifications.
- The Agricultural University of Iceland reserves its rights to reject all applications.
- All applicants will receive an answer when a decision about the appointment has been made.
Contact
Erla Sturludóttir, [email protected]
Guðmunda Smáradóttir, [email protected]