Dear all,

Please see below an advertisement for a 2-year Junior Research 
Fellowship at St Hilda's College, Oxford, for which applications are 
invited in the fields of Fine Art, Music, or the literature of any 
nation or period. Note that the terms of the Randall-McIver stipulate 
that it must be held by a woman graduate (St Hilda's College now admits 
men as well as women and the SCR is mixed). Spread the word!

Best wishes,
Georgina

ST HILDA’S COLLEGE, OXFORD


JOANNA RANDALL MacIVER JUNIOR RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP 2011-13

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The Governing Body of St Hilda’s College offers a Joanna Randall MacIver 
Junior Research Fellowship tenable for two years from 1 October 2011 (or 
as soon as possible thereafter) and not renewable thereafter. The 
stipend will be in the region of £16,076 per annum (currently under 
review) and the holder will be eligible to join the University’s 
Superannuation Scheme (USS).  There is also an allowance of up to £2,000 
in support of research expenses incurred during the period of the 
Fellowship.

Free board and residence in College is offered, except for brief periods 
when the college is closed. The Fellow will be a member of the Senior 
Common Room. Information about the College can be found on our website: 
www.st-hildas.ox.ac.uk .

The Fellowship is offered for research in the fields of Fine Art, Music 
or Literature of any nation in any period. Applications will be 
considered from women graduates only, in their second or subsequent year 
of doctoral research. Unless the circumstances are exceptional they 
should neither be newcomers to research nor established scholars. 
Although the Fellowship is intended for a relatively junior scholar, 
this refers to the stage a candidate has reached in her career, rather 
than to the age of the candidate. The College welcomes qualified 
candidates of all ages and will take into account the individual 
circumstances of each in selecting the successful candidate. Appointees 
who are not nationals of the European Union, or permanent residents 
entitled to work without restriction in the UK, will require a UK work 
permit; the College will undertake to make the necessary application, 
but the final appointment is contingent on this being successful.

Further Particulars, including details of how to apply, are available 
from St Hilda’s College website at www.st-hildas.ox.ac.uk, or the 
Academic Registrar, St Hilda’s College, Oxford OX4 1DY 
([log in to unmask]).  The closing date is Monday 20 June 
2011 (by 12 noon), and it is expected that interviews will take place on 
Friday 8 July 2011.

-- 
Dr Georgina Paul,
Fellow and Tutor in German & Tutor for Graduates,
St Hilda's College,
Oxford OX4 1DY

Tel: +44 (0)1865 610311