Lectureship in Classics/Ancient History
School of History, Classics and Archaeology, Faculty of Arts Birkbeck 
College, University of London http://www.jobs.ac.uk/jobs/SL070/

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The Open University has just advertised a permanent lectureship in 
Classical Studies, as follows:  

Lectureship in Classical Studies, Faculty of Arts 

Available from 1 October 2008 (or as soon as possible thereafter), based 
in Milton Keynes 

£34,793 – £41,545

You will have a good first degree (or equivalent) in Classics, Classical 
Studies, Ancient History, Classical Archaeology or a related subject. You 
will also have, or will be about to obtain, a doctoral degree, and will 
have a record of published research, or evidence of forthcoming 
publications, and firm plans for future research. We have a preference for 
someone with expertise in visual/material culture, but the position is 
open to people with a research specialism in any area of Classical 
Studies. You will be expected to teach across a range of areas other than 
your research specialism, including Greek and/or Latin language.

An understanding of the nature of the Faculty’s courses and of the needs 
of adult learners is desirable. The Faculty has a strong commitment to 
collective working in teaching and research and we encourage applications 
from those who want to work in such a culture.

Closing date: 23 May 2008.
Interview date: 17 July 2008. 

Further particulars and application forms are available at  
www3.open.ac.uk/employment. For informal discussion contact the Head of 
the Classical Studies Department, Dr Felix Budelmann,  
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PROJECT OFFICER – NOTTINGHAM URBAN ARCHAEOLICAL DATABASE
£18,907 - £20,736 PA

Temporary for 14 months

Waterworks Building, Brewhouse Yard, Nottingham

Nottingham City Museums & Galleries, working in partnership with English 
Heritage, are seeking to establish an in-depth Urban Archaeological 
database for the historic city centre. This will be a vital tool for the 
future management of the city’s archaeological heritage.

As the Project Officer, you will review the initial project brief and make 
any necessary changes in conjunction with the management team, before 
commencing with the data collection and entry.  You will have an 
understanding of British archaeology within an urban setting, experience 
of archaeological database systems and knowledge of how they can be 
combined with layered GIS mapping.   

You will also have research and communication skills, be able to work to 
deadlines, be consistent in your data entry descriptions and will be self 
motivated. As the City does not have an existing SMR or HER database, you 
will have a big part to play in shaping the future archaeological 
planning, management and research within the city.  Training in particular 
software packages will be provided. Ref: LC3532

For informal enquiries only (following receipt of job pack), please 
contact Ann Inscker on (0115) 9153620.

Closing Date: 16 May 2008

Further information (job details and application forms) for all vacancies 
can be found at www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk or can be obtained from The 
Recruitment Shared Service, Ground Floor, Lawrence House, Nottingham NG1 
5NT or Email:[log in to unmask] Tel: (0115) 915 6509. Minicom 
available.  Application forms in alternative formats are available upon 
request. Please note that the Nottingham City Council is in the process of 
reviewing its pay and grading structure. Therefore, the current grade and 
salary of certain jobs will be subject to the final outcome of this review.

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Teaching Fellow in Classics and Ancient History School of Arts, Histories 
and Cultures The University of Manchester http://www.jobs.ac.uk/jobs/QN299/

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Eight-hour Stipendiary Lecturership
Classics
The Queen's College Oxford
University of Oxford
http://www.jobs.ac.uk/jobs/RM508/

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King’s College School, Wimbledon requires a full-time teacher of Classics 
for September 2008, to teach Latin & Greek from Year 9 to Oxbridge entry. 
The post will be advertised in TES on Friday 18th & 25th April, but anyone 
who is interested can also contact the Head of Classics (Chris Jackson) 
direct at [log in to unmask] KCS is an International Baccalaureate school 
with a thriving Classics department.

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