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- Oxford
Ansök senast: 2024-09-27
College Lecturer in Classical Archaeology
St John’s admits 6 or more undergraduates each year to read for degrees which include the study of Greek and Roman Archaeology: 4 in Literae Humaniores, 2 in Classical Archaeology and Ancient History, up to 3 in joint schools involving Classics. Classical Archaeology options can also be occasionally taken by students in Ancient and Modern History (usually 1 student each year), Archaeology and Anthropology (2 students per year) or History of Art (2 students per year). The successful applicant will work with Dr Georgy Kantor, Official Fellow in Ancient History, Dr Emma Greensmith, Official Fellow in Classics, Professor Alison Hills and Professor Nicholas Jones, Official Fellows in Philosophy, and Dr Matt Hosty, Lecturer in Classical Languages. The post offers the opportunity to develop skills in teaching and academic administration in a supportive environment.
The salary will be 0.75 of the University scales 7.1, currently £27,018per annum, pro-rata for the period of appointment and is dependent on qualifications and experience. This figure will be adjusted to grade 6.1, currently £24,249 per annum for candidates who do not hold a doctorate.
In addition, the successful candidate will be entitled to research allowances, and dining privileges as outlined in the Further Particulars. Further particulars for the post, including information about the application procedure, can be found
This appointment is open to suitably qualified candidates from all backgrounds. The Colleges will especially welcome applications from women and ethnic minorities, who are under-represented among academic staff generally, and from those whose caring or family responsibilities mean that they do not work full-time or mean that they are now returning to work following a career break. However, all applications will be considered entirely on merit, and with due regard to each candidate’s relevant experience and circumstances.
