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Faculty of Environment Institute for Transport Studies (ITS) Accent Fellowship in Stated Preference A new fully funded Research Fellowship is available from October 2006 for a fixed term of five years. The holder of this Fellowship is expected to make fundamental advances in Stated Preference research and to develop an international reputation in this area. This exciting opportunity is sponsored by Accent, who are market leaders in the use of Stated Preference research throughout Europe. Based in ITS, the Fellow will be required to commit 50% of their time to applied research for Accent and 50% to independent research in ITS. With a PhD or equivalent experience in a discipline relevant to Stated Preference, plus a good degree, you should be able to deliver high quality, innovative research. You will have a proven record of high quality published output as well as other dissemination, or the clear potential to develop one. An enthusiasm for research is essential as is a willingness to work in both a commercial and academic environment. With excellent communication and interpersonal skills, you will be able to convey complex ideas using appropriate media and methods at a level suitable to your target audience. Experience of contract research within a consultancy environment is desirable as is an experience in writing proposals, presentations and final reports. Some teaching or supervisory experience would be welcomed. University Grade 8 (£31,525-£38,772p.a.) or Grade 9 (£39,935-£46,292p.a.) depending on qualifications and experience. Informal enquiries to either Professor Mark Wardman [log in to unmask] or Dr Gerard Whelan [log in to unmask] For further information about ACCENT please contact Miranda Mayes [log in to unmask] To apply on line please visit http://www.leeds.ac.uk and click on ‘jobs’. Application packs are also available from Frances Race, Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds, LS2 9JT or tel 0113 3431046 email [log in to unmask] Job ref 315039 Closing date 2 October 2006