Ten-month
demonstratorship in Behavioural Ecology and Conservation Biology at the
University of Bourgogne-Franche Comté, Dijon, France
The master program in Behavioural Ecology and Wildlife Management (more information at www.nature-conservation-ubfc.com/bewm/en/)
at the Université de Bourgogne-Franche Comté in Dijon (eastern France),
is seeking a demonstrator to teach a variety of courses in Behavioural
Ecology, Conservation Biology, and Biostatistics. In particular, the demonstrator will assist the academic staff in
the development of online, online/hybrid and face-to-face courses
ensuring student comprehension, retention of knowledge and positive and
effective student engagement. Job duties also include some research and
service with a strong focus on teaching.
We are offering a ten-month tenure-track appointment beginning in Fall 2020.
The
applicants are expected to have a PhD and research track record in
behavioural ecology, conservation biology or a closely related field, to
have a good knowledge of English (the language that is used for
instruction), to have competence in the statistical analysis of
ecological data, and to be familiar with appropriate methods for
delivering content via current e-learning technology.The
net salary will be on the salary scheme for technical staff (at the
level "ingénieur de recherche") at French universities, i.e. about 1800€
per month, depending on the appointee’s qualifications and experience.
An additional bonus associated with lecturing will be available up to
2000 € for the whole duration of the position.
Applications should be sent by e-mail to Professor Frank Cézilly (frank.cezilly@u-bourgogne.fr), not later than 15th
August. They should consist of a single PDF-file containing a letter
with a personal statement outlining your research/teaching interests,
how this position fits into your career plan, as well as relevant work
experience, a detailed CV including a publication list with journal
impact factors, and contact information for two references.