[vslist] Chair and Lectureship in Psychology, St Andrews

[Paul Hibbard]

Chair and Lectureship
School of Psychology
University of St Andrews 

The School of Psychology is a world-class department and has been
given the highest rating in each of the research assessment 
exercises (currently 5*A) and judged Excellent for teaching by the
1997 Teaching Quality Assessment. The School supports a research and 
teaching strategy which ensures that students get excellent 
instruction from staff who are leaders in their field while at the 
same time ensuring that staff have sufficient time to devote to 
their research activities. 

These vacancies offer you the opportunity to thrive within a vibrant
and well-resourced research culture and you will be expected to 
contribute to the overall success of the School.

Chair of Psychology - Ref no: ML163/ 6819/03

As Chair in human experimental psychology you will be a leading 
figure with an international reputation. Complementing our existing
research strengths in cognitive neuroscience, perception and 
cognition, social psychology, behavioural neuroscience and 
evolutionary psychology, you should have a successful track record 
of publication, grant funding and supervision of postgraduate 
students. 

Lectureship in Psychology - Ref no: SK162/6818/03 
Salary - £22,191 - £33,679 pa

As an early career lecturer, you will also complement our existing 
research strengths and have the potential to achieve a high level 
of success in publications, grant funding and supervision. 

Additional information can be obtained from the School web site 
( http://psy.st-and.ac.uk/): or by contacting the Head of School, 
Professor Verity J. Brown vjb at st-and.ac.uk.

Closing date for both posts will be Friday 23 May 2003. 

Please quote the appropriate reference number on all correspondence.

Application packs from Human Resources, University of St Andrews, 
College Gate, North Street, St Andrews, Fife KY16 9AJ, (tel: 01334 
462571, by fax 01334 462570 or by e-mail Jobline at st-andrews.ac.uk).
We regret applications cannot be made by e-mail.

The University operates an Equal Opportunities Policy.