Lecturer in the History of Science, Ideas and Medicine c. 1500 - c. 1750
Call for applications
University of York - Department of History
Location: York
Salary: £38,183 per year
Hours: Full Time
Contract Type: Fixed-Term/Contract
Closes: 10th May 2017
Job Ref: 5649
The Department of History seeks to appoint a full-time, fixed-term Lecturer in the History of Science, Ideas and Medicine (in the Early Modern period c. 1500 – c. 1750). The position is based in the Department of History, Heslington, and available for 10 months, from 1 September 2017 until 30 June 2018.
You will be responsible for developing and delivering teaching across the Department in the area of Early Modern History; carrying out individual or collaborative research projects, leading to the production of research outputs/outcomes, and undertaking relevant administrative and managerial duties.
You should have a PhD in a field of Early Modern History relevant to the post, and ideally hold an appropriate teaching qualification. It is expected that you will have an emerging publication record in a relevant field, with proven experience of taking responsibility for teaching at undergraduate, and preferably postgraduate, level.
The starting salary will be £38,183 a year on grade 7 of the University’s salary scales.
Closing date: midnight on 10 May, 2017
For further information and to apply on-line, please click on the ‘Apply’ button below.
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The Department of History is open to considering applications for flexible working.
The post is available full-time, on a fixed-term contract basis.
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