Lecturer in Roman History & Archaeology — Research‑Led Teaching

University of St Andrews; St Andrews; Hybrid; GBP 47,000 - 58,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Relocation support

USS Pension

Hybrid working

Staff parking

Cycle to Work

Training opportunities

University facilities access

Job summary

The University of St Andrews invites applications for a Lecturer in the School of Classics. You will be a scholar with a growing international research reputation in the history and archaeology of the Roman world (Republican/early Imperial) and you will deliver high quality teaching across our ancient history and archaeology curriculum.

The successful candidate will teach undergraduate and taught postgraduate students, build a range of interests, publish regularly, and engage in knowledge

Qualifications

• PhD in a cognate discipline with strong research output.
• Excellent teaching skills and ability to teach across archaeology modules.
• Familiarity with grant seeking processes is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Teach broadly within the School of Classics, including archaeology modules.
• Maintain an international research profile in the Roman world.
• Supervise undergraduate and taught postgraduate students.

Skills

Excellent teaching

Research publication

Ability to teach archaeology modules

Education

PhD in cognate discipline

Job description

The University of St Andrews invites applications for a Lecturer in the School of Classics. You will be a scholar with a growing international research reputation in the history and archaeology of the Roman world (Republican/early Imperial) and you will deliver high quality teaching across our ancient history and archaeology curriculum.

The successful candidate will teach undergraduate and taught postgraduate students, build a range of interests, publish regularly, and engage in knowledge