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Article #46Population Modellling jobs in Queensland Australia
From: Marcus Blake
Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2001 23:59
Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2001 23:59
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Research Positions in Modelling Population and Socio-Economic Performance in Cities and Regions, and Quantitative Analysis of Quality of Life The Centre for Research into Sustainable Urban and Regional Futures, the Queensland Centre for Population Research and the Social and Economic Research Centre, located at UQ St Lucia, collaborate to undertake a wide variety of applied research with a cross-disciplinary approach including consultancies for government and private sector organisations. Up to five positions are available for researchers to work on a number of projects due to commence in 2002. The appointees will form a collaborative team to work with academic staff from across the disciplines of geography, economics,sociology, and planning. Postdoctoral Research Fellow/Research Fellow Demographic analysis and population modelling. Reference Number: 3005241 Postdoctoral Research Fellow/Research Fellow Quantitative analysis of housing in the context of urban and regional development and planning. Reference Number: 3000648. Research Assistant Multi-variate quantitative analysis and modelling of survey data. Reference Number: 3005242 Research Associate/Postdoctoral Research Fellow Gis based spatial modelling of population and of socio-economic data, including gis based modelling of urban form and structure. Reference Number: 3005226 Research Associate Demographic analysis: Circular population mobility project. Reference Number: 3005240. These positions are fixed appointments up to three years. Some positions may be filled on a full or fractional time basis. Obtain the position description and selection criteria online or contact Ms Michelle Dixon (07) 3365 8594 or email m.dixon@uq.edu.au. Applications close: 11 January 2002. The University of Queensland is one of Australia's leading universities. UQ has more than 4,500 staff working across a diverse range of academic disciplines, professions and trades. Remuneration includes up to 17% employer superannuation contributions. A generous study assistance scheme, salary packaging, relocation assistance and extensive development and training programs are available. The University is an equal opportunity employer. TO APPLY: - visit www.jobsatUQ.net to obtain a copy of the position description and selection criteria - include a covering letter, curriculum vitae and statement addressing the selection criteria - quote the vacancy reference number on your covering letter
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