With apologies for any cross postings.
Four Academic Posts at the University of Stirling
We are currently recruiting for:
1) Lecturer in Public Relations
Closing date : Sunday 24th March 2013
Expected Interview date : Friday 26th April 2013
2) Teaching Fellow/Senior Teaching Fellow in Production
Closing date: 4 April 2013
Interviews to be held on 23rd April 2013.
3) Lecturer in Media and Communications
Closing date: 10 April 2013
Interview date: 1 May 2013
4) Lectureship in Media/Communications
Closing date 9 April 2013
Interviews will take place Monday 29 April
Full details can be found below or on the university's website:
http://www.stir.ac.uk/about/jobs/list/
Many thanks
Matthew
Professor Matthew Hibberd
Head, Division of Communications, Media and Culture
University of Stirling
Scotland FK9 4LA
1) Lecturer in Public Relations
Job number:
SCH00120
Location:
Stirling Campus
Contract Type:
Open Ended
Posting date:
19-Feb-2013
Post Details
Full time, Open Ended - to commence 1st September or at a date mutually agreed
Grade 7/8 : £30,424 - £44,607
Closing date : Sunday 24th March 2013
Expected Interview date : Friday 26th April 2013
The University
Stirling was the first new university to be established in Scotland for nearly 400 years, created by Royal Charter in 1967. Since its foundation, the University has embraced its role as an innovative, intellectual and cultural institution with an established reputation for blending arts and science.
Stirling is a University of distinction, home to leading researchers and scholars attracted by the unique learning environment, exceptional facilities and student-centred approach, where ability, not background, is recognised and valued.
The essence of the University of Stirling is its people: graduates, staff and students are helping to shape the world by making a direct and positive contribution to the development of prosperous, healthy and sustainable communities around the globe.
The University population has grown from 164 undergraduate students and 31 postgraduates in 1967 to 8,800 undergraduates and 3,500 postgraduates in 2012. With over 100 nationalities represented at Stirling, around one in five students come from overseas.
A truly Scottish university, Stirling’s reach extends to campuses in the Highland capital of Inverness and to Stornoway, gateway to the Western Isles.
Stirling’s main campus is located at the historic heart of Scotland, with convenient links to the rest of the UK and beyond. The University is within easy reach of Scotland’s capital city, Edinburgh, and its largest city, Glasgow. Scotland’s two main international airports are less than an hour away, with direct flights to Europe and beyond.
About Us
Within the School of Arts and Humanities, our students have the desire to explore, to innovate and to create. One of the largest Schools in the University, our subject areas are renowned for international and world leading research. Our work is well represented in national and international journals, at academic conferences around the world and in the media.
We offer students a broad range of subjects to study in an exciting, research led and highly interdisciplinary environment. Our teaching is regarded as innovative and the levels of student satisfaction are consistently high. A vibrant intellectual community is constantly enriched and renewed by the contribution of visiting scholars and practitioners.
The School encompasses four multidisciplinary divisions: Communications, Media & Culture; History and Politics; Literature and Languages; and the Stirling Law School and Philosophy.
Communications, Media and Culture (founded in 1978 as Film & Media Studies) is a major academic centre for the study of film, media and communications, and journalism. The Stirling Media Research Institute is at the centre of a strong research culture and the person to be appointed will contribute significantly to its research output. Generally, 20-30 PhD students research in CMC, and a regular stream of researchers and scholars visit from abroad. Film & Media at Stirling was awarded a grade 5 in the Research Assessment Exercises of 1992, 1996 and 2001. In 2008, 95% of its output was classed as of international standard and above, with 70% in the top two categories of ‘world-leading’ or of ‘international excellence’. Communications, Media and Culture is currently ranked top in Scotland and 12th in the UK for research in its field, enjoys high overall league table placings, has had top ten ratings for student satisfaction in Journalism, and was UK joint first in Media Studies in the National Student Survey (August 2011). CMC provides expertise externally in various areas of media and communications policy and practice, and is also the custodian, with the University Library, of important social and cultural archives. In addition to undergraduate programmes in Film and Media, and Journalism Studies, CMC offers a range of taught MSc and MLitt programmes including Media Management, Strategic Public Relations and Communication Management, Media and Culture, Film Studies, and Media and Communications Management (Vietnam). Masters programmes are also delivered overseas as well as online.
Research spans a wide range across communications, media and cultural themes and is conducted in collaboration with researchers in universities in the UK and overseas. CMC has very strong international links with other universities and is (for example) currently delivering MSc programmes in both Ho Chi Minh City and Danang in Vietnam, with imminent expansion in Hanoi. Our MSc Strategic Public Relations (double degree with Lund University) was launched in September 2012, and our MSc Strategic Communication and Public Relations (joint degree with Pomepu Fabra University) starts in September 2013 alongside further active developments in international taught postgraduate delivery.
The Post
CMC has a full complement of around 20 academic staff posts, along with honorary and emeritus posts, and administrative and secretarial support staff. In addition to its postgraduate programmes it offers undergraduate programmes to Honours level in Journalism Studies and in Film & Media. CMC’s degrees are popular choices for students from Scotland, the UK and abroad, as are its Combined Honours degrees offered with other disciplines, now facilitated by expanding collaboration within the recently formed School of Arts and Humanities. CMC prides itself on providing students with a mixture of practical and analytical work in a wide range of media, allowing them to gain production experience with an emphasis variously on digital, audio, video or print.
CMC wishes to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced candidate at Lecturer level to pursue research in Public Relations as a member of the Stirling Media Research Institute, to teach and supervise postgraduate and undergraduate students, and to undertake administrative duties as appropriate. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to participate in both CMC’s and the School of Arts and Humanities’ expanding portfolio of Masters programmes by developing specialist provision where appropriate, and to supervise doctoral students. The successful candidate will also evidence the capacity to take a development role in Public Relations at Stirling, will take on the role of Programme Director, and will pursue opportunities for collaborative activities in the School, for example with colleagues in Publishing Studies and Law, as well as in other parts of the University such as the School of Management. Applications will be welcome from those who have research specialisms in a range of areas in Public Relations.
The appointment, intended chiefly to further strengthen CMC’s research capability, will be made on the basis of the successful candidate’s academic achievement and future plans and potential. The likely contribution by candidates to the research performance of the Division and the School, including future REF assessments, will be of particular importance.
Essential Criteria
Possession of a relevant, good quality first degree.
PhD in Public Relations or related discipline.
Established record of international-quality researchtargeted to the regular production of high quality outputs leading to REF inclusion.
Proven ability to teach at the postgraduate and undergraduate level in public relations.
Public relations practice experience.
Capacity to secure external research income, and an awareness of the research environment and opportunities for future research funding within the UK/EU.
Alignment between personal research and research interests of the School.
Proven ability to attract postgraduate students, and willingness and ability to develop postgraduate provision.
Teaching skills and experience at Higher Education level.
Effective social, communication and presentation skills.
Ability and willingness to contribute to the professional life of the department as a whole.
Demonstrable commitment to the enhancement of the quality of learning and teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate level.
Ability to contribute to undergraduate modules.
Ability to contribute to the undergraduate module in public relations at Honours level.
Desirable Criteria
Proven ability to secure external research income.
Evidence of substantial leadership achievement at both discipline and departmental level/willingness to take on leadership roles.
Additional Information
Informal enquiries about the post can be made to Dr Julia Jahansoozi, [log in to unmask] , tel: (+44) (0) 1786 467525 .
An applicant guide can be found at the following address we recommend you read this before making your application http://www.stir.ac.uk/media/pdf/applicant-guide_v2.pdf.
2) Teaching Fellow/Senior Teaching Fellow in Production
Job number:
SCH00186
Location:
Stirling Campus
Contract Type:
Open Ended
Posting date:
05-Mar-2013
Post Details
Full time, Open Ended - to commence no later than 1 August 2013, earlier if possible.
Teaching Fellow, Grade 8 £37,382 - £44,607
Senior Teaching Fellow, Grade 9 £45,941 - £53,233
Closing date: 4 April 2013
Interviews to be held on 23rd April 2013.
The Post
The post is a full-time, open ended position which should commence no later than 1 August 2013; or earlier if possible. The appointment, intended chiefly to ensure the continued strength of production teaching in CMC will be made on the basis of the successful candidate’s ability to contribute the maintenance of the Division’s track record in producing award-winning student documentaries as well as assisting in the delivery of production-related components of our successful undergraduate programme in Journalism.
CMC wishes to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced candidate at Teaching Fellow/Senior teaching Fellow level to deliver production teaching to undergraduates, to develop postgraduate provision, and to undertake administrative duties as appropriate. The appointment will be a first step in refocusing provision within the key strategic areas of audio-visual production and journalism through an emphasis on documentary/factual production and digital/broadcast journalism. Additionally, the appointee will take responsibility for future production planning in partnership with the Director of Journalism, and will also lead detailed exploration of potential strengths through collaboration elsewhere in the tertiary sector, such as within the existing Forth Valley College collaboration, and, in partnership with the Director of Journalism, will explore the feasibility of a move toward accreditation in the production/Journalism fields.
Applicants for this post should have experience of teaching both basic production skills and high quality documentary production, or equivalent professional experience.
The University
Stirling was the first new university to be established in Scotland for nearly 400 years, created by Royal Charter in 1967. Since its foundation, the University has embraced its role as an innovative, intellectual and cultural institution with an established reputation for blending arts and science.
Stirling is a University of distinction, home to leading researchers and scholars attracted by the unique learning environment, exceptional facilities and student-centred approach, where ability, not background, is recognised and valued.
The essence of the University of Stirling is its people: graduates, staff and students are helping to shape the world by making a direct and positive contribution to the development of prosperous, healthy and sustainable communities around the globe.
The University population has grown from 164 undergraduate students and 31 postgraduates in 1967 to 8,800 undergraduates and 3,500 postgraduates in 2012. With over 100 nationalities represented at Stirling, around one in five students come from overseas.
A truly Scottish university, Stirling’s reach extends to campuses in the Highland capital of Inverness and to Stornoway, gateway to the Western Isles.
Stirling’s main campus is located at the historic heart of Scotland, with convenient links to the rest of the UK and beyond. The University is within easy reach of Scotland’s capital city, Edinburgh, and its largest city, Glasgow. Scotland’s two main international airports are less than an hour away, with direct flights to Europe and beyond.
School of Arts & Humanities
Within the School of Arts and Humanities, our students have the desire to explore, to innovate and to create. One of the largest Schools in the University, our subject areas are renowned for international and world leading research. Our work is well represented in national and international journals, at academic conferences around the world and in the media.
We offer students a broad range of subjects to study in an exciting, research led and highly interdisciplinary environment. Our teaching is regarded as innovative and the levels of student satisfaction are consistently high. A vibrant intellectual community is constantly enriched and renewed by the contribution of visiting scholars and practitioners.
The School encompasses four multidisciplinary divisions: Communications, Media & Culture; History and Politics; Literature and Languages; and the Stirling Law School and Philosophy.
Communications, Media and Culture (CMC).
Communications, Media and Culture (founded in 1978 as Film & Media Studies) is a major academic centre for the study of film, media and communications, and journalism. The Stirling Media Research Institute is at the centre of a strong research culture and the person to be appointed will contribute significantly to its research output. Generally, 20-30 PhD students research in CMC, and a regular stream of researchers and scholars visit from abroad. Film & Media at Stirling was awarded a grade 5 in the Research Assessment Exercises of 1992, 1996 and 2001. In 2008, 95% of its output was classed as of international standard and above, with 70% in the top two categories of ‘world-leading’ or of ‘international excellence’. CMC is currently ranked top in Scotland and 12th in the UK for research in its field, enjoys high overall league table placings, has had top ten ratings for student satisfaction in Journalism, and was UK joint first in Media Studies in the National Student Survey (August 2011). CMC provides expertise externally in various areas of media and communications policy and practice, and is also the custodian, with the University Library, of important social and cultural archives. In addition to undergraduate programmes in Film and Media, and Journalism Studies, CMC offers a range of taught MSc and MLitt programmes including Media Management, Strategic Public Relations and Communication Management, Media and Culture, Film Studies, and Media and Communications Management (Vietnam). Masters programmes are also delivered overseas as well as online.
Research spans a wide range across communications, media and cultural themes and is conducted in collaboration with researchers in universities in the UK and overseas. CMC has very strong international links with other universities and is (for example) currently delivering MSc programmes in both Ho Chi Minh City and Danang in Vietnam, with imminent expansion in Hanoi. Our MSc Strategic Public Relations (double degree with Lund University) starts in September 2012, alongside further active developments in international taught postgraduate delivery.
CMC has a full complement of around 20 academic staff posts, along with honorary and emeritus posts, and administrative and secretarial support staff. In addition to its postgraduate programmes it offers undergraduate programmes to Honours level in Journalism Studies and in Film & Media. CMC’s degrees are popular choices for students from Scotland, the UK and abroad, as are its Combined Honours degrees offered with other disciplines, now facilitated by expanding collaboration within the recently formed School of Arts and Humanities. CMC prides itself on providing students with a mixture of practical and analytical work in a wide range of media, allowing them to gain production experience with an emphasis variously on digital, audio, video or print.
Essential Criteria
Teaching skills and experience at Higher Education level, or evidence of equivalent experience gained in a professional or commercial setting.
The ability to offer high quality teaching in both advanced and non-advanced modules.
The ability to teach moving image production from conception through to final delivery.
Experience of producing material for repurposing across media platforms.
The ability to enhance student employability as part of a mixed theory/practice curriculum.
Commitment and ability to contribute to the development of postgraduate provision.
Experience of administration, and ability and willingness to take on administrative roles.
Effective social, communication and presentation skills.
Ability and willingness to contribute to the professional life of the division as a whole.
Demonstrable commitment to the enhancement of the quality of learning and teaching.
Enthusiasm, flexibility, reliability and an ability to meet deadlines.
Time management skills and ability to prioritize workload.
Ability to contribute effectively as part of a team.
In addition, those applying for a Senior Teaching Fellowship should be able to demonstrate
Relevant practical experience in a professional, commercial or related setting.
Evidence of substantial leadership achievement.
A track record in producing award-winning documentaries.
Evidence of an ability to cope with conflicting pressure and demands
Desirable Criteria
Experience of relevant teaching on university undergraduate programmes.
Recent industry experience, or proven links with industry.
Awareness of current developments within the media industries.
Familiarity with digital programmes such as Adobe Creative Suite.
Additional Information
Informal enquiries about the post can be made to the Head of Division, Professor Matthew Hibbberd. E-mail: [log in to unmask] . Tel: (+44) (0) 1786 466224
An applicant guide can be found at the following address we recommend you read this before making your application http://www.stir.ac.uk/media/pdf/applicant-guide_v2.pdf.
3) Lecturer in Media and Communications
Job number:
SCH00178
Location:
Stirling Campus
Contract Type:
Open Ended
Posting date:
07-Mar-2013
Post Details
Full time, open ended
Grade 7 £30,424 - £36,298 or Grade 8 £37,382 - £44,607
Closing date: 10 April 2013
Interview date: 1 May 2013
The Post
Communications, Media and Culture (CMC) wishes to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced candidate at Lecturer Grade 7/8 to pursue research within the broad fields of communications, media and culture; to teach and supervise postgraduate and undergraduate students; and to undertake administrative duties as appropriate. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to participate in both CMC’s and the School of Arts and Humanities’ expanding portfolio of Masters programmes, including those delivered in conjunction with international partners. The postholder will be based on the Stirling campus but will have the opportunity to deliver short intensive courses as part of our Media Management programme in Vietnam. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to shape the future development and expansion of the programme in line with their own interests and specialisms, in collaboration with other colleagues within the Division and School. The successful candidate will also be expected to be involved in doctoral supervision. Whilst we do not want to restrict the range of research specialisms of applicants, research or teaching experience in one or more of the following areas would be an advantage: media and cultural policy; advertising and marketing communications; television formats, brands and platforms; film exhibition and distribution; critical production studies; censorship; media law; media economics; audience research and management; media regulation.
The University
Stirling was the first new university to be established in Scotland for nearly 400 years, created by Royal Charter in 1967. Since its foundation, the University has embraced its role as an innovative, intellectual and cultural institution with an established reputation for blending arts and science.
Stirling is a University of distinction, home to leading researchers and scholars attracted by the unique learning environment, exceptional facilities and student-centred approach, where ability, not background, is recognised and valued.
The essence of the University of Stirling is its people: graduates, staff and students are helping to shape the world by making a direct and positive contribution to the development of prosperous, healthy and sustainable communities around the globe.
The University population has grown from 164 undergraduate students and 31 postgraduates in 1967 to 8,800 undergraduates and 3,500 postgraduates in 2012. With over 100 nationalities represented at Stirling, around one in five students come from overseas.
A truly Scottish university, Stirling’s reach extends to campuses in the Highland capital of Inverness and to Stornoway, gateway to the Western Isles.
Stirling’s main campus is located at the historic heart of Scotland, with convenient links to the rest of the UK and beyond. The University is within easy reach of Scotland’s capital city, Edinburgh, and its largest city, Glasgow. Scotland’s two main international airports are less than an hour away, with direct flights to Europe and beyond.
About Us
School of Arts and Humanities
Our students have the desire to explore, to innovate and to create. One of the largest Schools in the University, our subject areas are renowned for international and world leading research.
We offer students a broad range of subjects to study in an exciting, research led and highly interdisciplinary environment. Our teaching is regarded as innovative and the levels of student satisfaction are consistently high.
English Studies at Stirling has a long-established and vibrant research and writing culture in a number of specialisms in literature and language. Our teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate levels reflect the diverse research interests of members of staff and the needs of students. In the 2011 National Student Survey, English received a 100% satisfaction rating.
Our communications, media and culture division is rated top in Scotland and in the UK top ten in the Guardian University Guide 2011, and first in Scotland for communication and media in the Complete University Guide 2011. As one of the first to offer degrees in film and media as well as public relations and media management, the division is recognised for its critical perspectives and strategic approach in both its teaching and research. At the undergraduate level we offer the BA (Hons) Film and Media and the BA ( Hons) Journalism Studies, whilst at the postgraduate level we have our internationally recognised MSc Strategic Public Relations and Communication Management, MSc Strategic Public Relations ( Double Degree with Lund University ), MsC Media Management, MLitt Media and Culture and MLitt Film Studies.
Essential Criteria
Qualification
A doctorate in a relevant area.
Research
A recognised academic research profile.
A record of involvement in applications for external funding for research and knowledge transfer.
Experience of involvement in research projects and teams.
A significant publication record reaching recognised international standards and a REF profile appropriate to their career stage.
A willingness to engage in research links with stakeholders in the UK and overseas.
A desire and potential to supervise research projects across the range of undergraduate, postgraduate\doctoral students.
Experience of research-led teaching.
Demonstrably advanced skills in relevant research methods.
Leadership & Academic Management
Potential to contribute effectively and efficiently to academic administrative roles.
Teaching
Experience of, and commitment to providing high quality teaching within higher education.
Ability and willingness to teach across the curriculum.
Experience of designing and delivering course modules.
Skills, Attitudes & Behaviour
Effective interpersonal skills including communication (written and verbal), presentation and team working skills.
Enthusiasm, flexibility, reliability and ability to meet deadlines.
A self-reliance and ability to cope with pressure and conflicting demands.
An ability to work collaboratively and effectively with academic and administrative colleagues, and with colleagues outside the University.
Personal Qualities
Evidence of goal orientation and achievement.
Positive attitude and self motivation.
Time management skills and ability to prioritise workload. Ability to contribute effectively as part of a team.
Willingness to support international activities.
Desirable Criteria
A creative and innovative approach to teaching and research.
Ability to contribute to wider national and international collaborative networks.
Experience of collaborative research with other institutions and interdisciplinary work.
Experience of independently designing and presenting lecture course.
Additional Information
Informal enquiries about the post can be made to the Head of Division, Professor Matthew Hibberd, email: [log in to unmask]; tel.: (+44) (0) 1786 466224
An applicant guide can be found at the following address we recommend you read this before making your application http://www.stir.ac.uk/media/pdf/applicant-guide_v2.pdf.
An applicant guide can be found at the following address we recommend you read this before making your application http://www.stir.ac.uk/media/pdf/applicant-guide_v2.pdf.
4) Lectureship in Media/Communications
Job number:
SCH00127
Location:
Stirling Campus
Contract Type:
Open Ended
Posting date:
11-Mar-2013
Post Details
Full time, Open Ended - start date will be by mutual agreement
Grade 7 £30, 424 - £36,298
Grade 8 £37,382 - £44,607
Closing date 9 April 2013
Interviews will take place Monday 29 April
The Post
CMC wishes to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced candidate at Lecturer Grade 7/8 to pursue research within the broad fields of communications, media and culture; to teach and supervise postgraduate and undergraduate students; and to undertake administrative duties as appropriate. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to participate in both CMC’s and the School of Arts and Humanities’ expanding portfolio of Masters programmes by developing specialist provision where appropriate and supervising doctoral students. The successful candidate will also evidence the capacity to contribute to the Media Management programme delivered on our Stirling campus. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to shape the future development and expansion of the programme in line with their own interests and specialisms, in collaboration with other colleagues within the Division and School. Whilst we do not want to restrict the range of research specialisms of applicants, research or teaching experience in one or more of the following areas would be an advantage: media and cultural policy; advertising and marketing communications; television formats, brands and platforms; film exhibition and distribution; critical production studies; censorship; media law; media economics; audience research and management; media regulation.
The University
Stirling was the first new university to be established in Scotland for nearly 400 years, created by Royal Charter in 1967. Since its foundation, the University has embraced its role as an innovative, intellectual and cultural institution with an established reputation for blending arts and science.
Stirling is a University of distinction, home to leading researchers and scholars attracted by the unique learning environment, exceptional facilities and student-centred approach, where ability, not background, is recognised and valued.
The essence of the University of Stirling is its people: graduates, staff and students are helping to shape the world by making a direct and positive contribution to the development of prosperous, healthy and sustainable communities around the globe.
The University population has grown from 164 undergraduate students and 31 postgraduates in 1967 to 8,800 undergraduates and 3,500 postgraduates in 2012. With over 100 nationalities represented at Stirling, around one in five students come from overseas.
A truly Scottish university, Stirling’s reach extends to campuses in the Highland capital of Inverness and to Stornoway, gateway to the Western Isles.
Stirling’s main campus is located at the historic heart of Scotland, with convenient links to the rest of the UK and beyond. The University is within easy reach of Scotland’s capital city, Edinburgh, and its largest city, Glasgow. Scotland’s two main international airports are less than an hour away, with direct flights to Europe and beyond.
About Us
School of Arts and Humanities
Our students have the desire to explore, to innovate and to create. One of the largest Schools in the University, our subject areas are renowned for international and world leading research.
We offer students a broad range of subjects to study in an exciting, research led and highly interdisciplinary environment. Our teaching is regarded as innovative and the levels of student satisfaction are consistently high.
English Studies at Stirling has a long-established and vibrant research and writing culture in a number of specialisms in literature and language. Our teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate levels reflect the diverse research interests of members of staff and the needs of students. In the 2011 National Student Survey, English received a 100% satisfaction rating.
Our communications, media and culture division is rated top in Scotland and in the UK top ten in the Guardian University Guide 2011, and first in Scotland for communication and media in the Complete University Guide 2011. As one of the first to offer degrees in film and media as well as public relations and media management, the division is recognised for its critical perspectives and strategic approach in both its teaching and research. At the undergraduate level we offer the BA (Hons) Film and Media and the BA ( Hons) Journalism Studies, whilst at the postgraduate level we have our internationally recognised MSc Strategic Public Relations and Communication Management, MSc Strategic Public Relations ( Double Degree with Lund University ), MsC Media Management, MLitt Media and Culture and MLitt Film Studies.
Essential Criteria
Qualification
•A doctorate in a relevant area
Research
•A recognised academic research profile
•A record of involvement in applications for external funding for research and knowledge transfer
•Experience of involvement in research projects and teams
•A significant publication record reaching recognised international standards and a REF profile appropriate to their career stage
•A willingness to engage in research links with stakeholders in the UK and overseas
•A desire and potential to supervise research projects across the range of undergraduate, postgraduate\doctoral students
•Experience of research-led teaching
•Demonstrably advanced skills in relevant research methods
Leadership & Academic Management
•Potential to contribute effectively and efficiently to academic administrative roles
Teaching
•Experience of, and commitment to providing high quality teaching within higher education
•Ability and willingness to teach across the curriculum
•Experience of designing and delivering course modules
Skills, Attitudes & Behaviour
•Effective interpersonal skills including communication (written and verbal), presentation and team working skills
•Enthusiasm, flexibility, reliability and ability to meet deadlines
•A self-reliance and ability to cope with pressure and conflicting demands
•An ability to work collaboratively and effectively with academic and administrative colleagues, and with colleagues outside the University
Personal Qualities
•Evidence of goal orientation and achievement
•Positive attitude and self motivation
•Time management skills and ability to prioritise workload. Ability to contribute effectively as part of a team
•Willingness to support international activities
Desirable Criteria
•A creative and innovative approach to teaching and research
•Ability to contribute to wider national and international collaborative networks
•Experience of collaborative research with other institutions and interdisciplinary work
•Experience of independently designing and presenting lecture course
Additional Information
Informal enquiries about the post can be made to the Head of Division, Professor Matthew Hibberd, [log in to unmask], tel: (+44) (0) 1786 466224
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