Fellow (Nuclear Stewardship)

55111- Canberra / ACT, ACT, Australia, 260- Tenure Track

• Closing on: Jun 5 202
• Position Description

Classification:
Academic Level C

Salary package:
$129, ,433 per annum plus 17% superannuation

Term:
Full, Tenure -track appointment

• Flexible working arrangements including hybrid arrangements working both on our beautiful, green campus and working remotely,
• Generous paid parental leave entitlements of up to 32 weeks. We are one of the leading employers in Australia for parental leave entitlements.

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Positions in Nuclear Stewardship
The ANU is helping to build Australia's capacity for the responsible use of nuclear science and technologies.

As Australia's only national university, the ANU commits to deepening its world-class research and education in fields essential for responsible use and governance of nuclear technology.

In order to lift Australia's scientific, technical, regulatory, and industry capacities in nuclear and radiation science and technology, and to strengthen Australia's role in international frameworks of technical cooperation, non-proliferation, nuclear security and safety, the ANU seeks to appoint multiple academic positions across several Colleges in order to coordinate all aspects of nuclear stewardship within a University-wide centre.

Each of the three Colleges, College of Asia and the Pacific, College of Engineering, Computer Science and Cybernetics and College of Science aim to appoint at least one appointment under this Nuclear Stewardship.

ANU College of Asia and the Pacific aims to appoint tenure track appointment in one or more of the following fields.

Fields of interest:

• Nuclear governance capabilities in Asia and the Pacific (including First Nations' capabilities)
• Australian participation in nuclear nonproliferation
• Nuclear technology regulation (including regulatory agency capacity and stewardship)

The appointment will join the broader ANU community focussed on responsible nuclear stewardship.

The appointee will contribute at least 25% of their time to teaching, and be expected to supervise post-graduate research student projects.

About Us

The ANU College of Asia & the Pacific (CAP) leads intellectual engagement with the Asia-Pacific region through research, teaching and contributions to public debate, and seeks to set the international standard for scholarship concerning the region.

The College hosts the largest number of regional experts and specialist academic programs in the English-speaking world, and plays a vital role in informing public policy and Australia's intellectual engagement with the societies, cultures and economies of Asia and the Pacific.

CAP is the centre of excellence for understanding human development and organisation in Asia and the Pacific, and addressing the cultural, economic, environmental, political and societal dimensions of global challenges.

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Crawford School of Public Policy is a School within CAP and is Australia's premier public policy school, with recognised world-class expertise and experience in economics, political science, environmental management and development, and on key Asia-Pacific countries, especially China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam and Indonesia, as well as Australia.

The Coral Bell School of Asia Pacific Affairs (Bell School) is a world-leading centre for research, education, and policy analysis on international and Asia Pacific politics, security, diplomacy, and strategic affairs.

The School comprises a number of vibrant, interdisciplinary, intellectual communities:

the Department of International Relations, the Strategic and Defence Studies Centre, the Department of Political and Social Change, and the Department of Pacific Affairs.

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The School of Culture, History and Language is the focus of research and teaching in Asian and Pacific humanities, social sciences and languages and seeks to build excellence in understanding and capability in engaging with the Asia and Pacific region.

The key disciplines that are represented in the School are anthropology, archaeology, cultural studies, gender studies, history, linguistics, and languages, all contributing to the foundational knowledge of Asia and the Pacific.

The School of Regulation and Global Governance (RegNet) is a dynamic community of scholars from different disciplines united by our interest in governance and regulation.

For the last 20 years, RegNet has focused on improving the governance of major social, environmental, economic, and health issues by developing new ways of understanding and responding to these complex problems.

The School is known for its paradigm-shifting conceptualisations of regulation and governance as well as its collegial and interdisciplinary approach to knowledge production and dissem

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