Lecturer in Medieval History — Early Islamic World

King's College London; Greater London; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading UK university is seeking a Lecturer in Medieval History for a full-time, fixed-term position starting on 1 September 2026. This role involves teaching and research in Medieval History, with a particular focus on early Islamic history. Candidates should hold a PhD and have a strong record in teaching undergraduates. The role includes supervising dissertations and contributing to administrative duties. This position offers an excellent opportunity to engage with students and contribute to a vibrant academic community.

Qualifications

• PhD qualified in a relevant subject area.
• Proven expertise in medieval world history with a focus on early Islamic history.
• Proven ability to teach and assess modules for undergraduate students.

Responsibilities

• Providing teaching and research in Medieval History.
• Contributing to the teaching of undergraduate modules.
• Supervising MA and BA dissertations and undertaking administrative duties.

Skills

PhD qualified in relevant subject area

Expertise in medieval world history, specifically early Islamic history

Excellent research track record, relative to career stage

Ability to teach and assess undergraduate modules

Undergraduate Teaching experience relevant to the role

Ability to engage students

Experience in academic administration

Collaborative ethos and team-working capacity

Education

PhD in relevant subject area

Job description

A leading UK university is seeking a Lecturer in Medieval History for a full-time, fixed-term position starting on 1 September 2026. This role involves teaching and research in Medieval History, with a particular focus on early Islamic history. Candidates should hold a PhD and have a strong record in teaching undergraduates. The role includes supervising dissertations and contributing to administrative duties. This position offers an excellent opportunity to engage with students and contribute to a vibrant academic community.