Lecturer in British History — On-Campus Teaching & Research

University of Gloucestershire; Cheltenham; On-site; GBP 39,000 - 44,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Gloucestershire invites applications for a dynamic and enthusiastic historian to join the School of Arts, Culture and Environment (SoACE) at Francis Close Hall, Cheltenham. The role focuses on delivering engaging undergraduate modules in British History from the Georgian period to the twentieth century and supporting student learning.

The successful candidate will teach across undergraduate modules, act as personal tutor, supervise research, and contribute to recruitment,

Qualifications

• Dynamic and enthusiastic historian with ability to inspire students through innovative, research-informed teaching.
• Commitment to delivering an exceptional student experience and high teaching quality.
• Experience supporting undergraduate and postgraduate student learning and research.

Responsibilities

• Teach undergraduate modules in British History from the Georgian period to the twentieth century.
• Contribute to teaching in intellectual history and act as a personal tutor.
• Supervise undergraduate and postgraduate research projects.

Skills

Lecturer/Teaching

Student engagement

Research-informed teaching

Education

PhD in History or equivalent

Job description

The University of Gloucestershire invites applications for a dynamic and enthusiastic historian to join the School of Arts, Culture and Environment (SoACE) at Francis Close Hall, Cheltenham. The role focuses on delivering engaging undergraduate modules in British History from the Georgian period to the twentieth century and supporting student learning.

The successful candidate will teach across undergraduate modules, act as personal tutor, supervise research, and contribute to recruitment,