Lecturer In British History

Salary:
Grade 7 £ 39, - £44, per annum

Location:

FRANCIS CLOSE HALL CAMPUS

Job Type: Academic

Closing Date: 11/20/

Date Posted: 11/03/

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FTE 2 year fixed term contract Agile working arrangements

Candidates will be expected to work on campus teaching or engaged with students, assisting with recruitment, outreach and open days at least 4 days per week. Working from home will be limited to one day a week and this can be used for admin, research and non-student facing activities.

The School of Arts, Culture and Environment (SoACE) traces its distinguished history back to when the Cheltenham School of Art was established. Today, as one of the three constituent Schools in the University of Gloucestershire, SoACE currently has over students and offers a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, as well as PhD's in Humanities, Journalism, Film & TV, Art & Design, Performing Arts, Photography, and Architecture, Construction & Environment.

The History Team at the University of Gloucestershire has an established reputation for excellence in teaching, student support, and the student experience. This is an exciting opportunity to join a collegial and ambitious department where teaching is highly valued. We are looking for a dynamic and enthusiastic historian who can inspire students through innovative, research-informed teaching and who places student engagement at the heart of their academic practice.

You will be an enthusiastic and reflective lecturer who enjoys working closely with students, helping them develop as historians. You will recognise that excellent teaching and effective student support are central to the success of our programme and be able to create an engaging learning environment in which students are challenged, supported, and inspired. Above all, you will share our commitment to delivering an exceptional student experience and sustaining the department's reputation for teaching quality and student support.

Our history degree is consistently highly rated by students. In the recent Times University League tables, the course ranked 7th for teaching satisfaction, and 10th for the student experience. Students benefit from small class sizes, close interaction with research-active staff, and a learning environment that encourages discussion, debate, and the critical analysis of historical sources.

The successful candidate will teach a range of undergraduate modules in British History spanning the Georgian period to the twentieth century, contribute to teaching in intellectual history, act as a personal tutor, and supervise undergraduate and postgraduate research.

You will be an enthusiastic and reflective lecturer who enjoys working closely with students, helping them develop as historians. You will recognise that excellent teaching and effective student support are central to the success of our programme and be able to create an engaging learning environment in which students are challenged, supported, and inspired. Above all, you will share our commitment to delivering an exceptional student experience and sustaining the department's reputation for teaching quality and student support.

• Closing date: 20th November
• Interview: 4th December
• Anticipated start date:
  January ready for teaching to start w/c 25th January.

The University will consider applications requiring Skilled Worker visa sponsorship where the role meets the relevant immigration requirements. Eligibility for sponsorship will be assessed on a case-by-case basis, taking into account both the role and the individual circumstances of the candidate.

Dr Christian O'Connell, Academic Course Leader, History
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