Closing date 17th August 2015
Teaching Fellow in Early Modern British History,
The University of Warwick.
Fixed term contract for 10 months.
The Department of History seeks to appoint a full-time Teaching Fellow in Early Modern British History. You will take seminars on the second-year undergraduate module ‘Politics, Literature and Ideas in Stuart England’ and you will convene, taking lectures and seminars, the second-year undergraduate module ‘The British Problem: Empire, Conflict & National Identities 1558-1714’, for a total of eight seminar groups of approximately fourteen students per group. You will also teach occasional lectures for other undergraduate modules as required by the Head of Department and as appropriate to subject knowledge.
You will undertake lecturing, seminar teaching, essay tutorials, office hours, marking of undergraduate work, exam invigilation, and monitoring of student attendance in accordance with the Department’s quality assurance practices. You will also act as personal tutor to an assigned group of undergraduate students, providing pastoral support and guidance during the academic year. You will be actively engaged in research in Early Modern British History, or a comparable field.
You will possess experience in undergraduate teaching and subject specialism appropriate for research-led teaching in Early Modern British History. You should also possess a PhD (or equivalent) in History.
All applications must be accompanied by a CV and covering letter. Writing samples may be requested from candidates during the latter stages of the recruitment process and should not be submitted with the initial application.
Please direct all informal inquiries to Mr Robert Horton, the History Department Administrator, atR.S.Horton@warwick.ac.uk.
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