[ Informação Maria Manuel Vieira, ICS-UL ]
McKenzie Postdoctoral Fellowship Program
This fellowship has been established to attract outstanding recent doctoral graduates to the University of Melbourne. All of the details of the fellowship are available here: http://research.unimelb.edu.au/support/funding/internal/mckenzie-fellowship
At the Youth Research Centre, we are seeking potential candidates to apply for the McKenzie postdoc to work with the Life Patterns team. The Life Patterns research program is a two-decade longitudinal study that follows two generations of Australians. The project is led by myself and the team includes myself, Prof. Helen Cahill, Ass. Prof Hernan Cuervo, Dr Jenny Chesters, Dr Julia Cook, Assoc. Prof. Dan Woodman and our international partner Prof. Carmen Leccardi from University of Milano-Biccoca, Italy. You can learn more about the project here: http://education.unimelb.edu.au/yrc/projects/current/life_patterns
Applicants to the postdoc must have been awarded a PhD from a university other than the University of Melbourne by the closing date. The PhD must have been awarded no earlier than 1 January 2015. All potential candidates need to work closely with a senior staff mentor to develop the work and produce the most competitive application.
The University will fund the Fellowships for a three year appointment.
Note: The Youth Research Centre does not hold the postdoc, the university does.
Potential candidates should get in contact with Johanna Wyn (FASSA, FAcSS | Redmond Barry Distinguished Professor ) no later than March 31st to start working on their application with the Life Patterns team.