University Lecturer in Modern/Late-Modern Scottish History (LTS track)

The College of Glasgow is looking for to nominate a fixed-term Lecturer in Fashionable/Late-Fashionable Scottish Historical past (Studying, Educating and Scholarship Monitor) throughout the Faculty of Humanities.

The profitable candidate will make a major contribution to instructing and scholarship actions throughout our undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Duties will embody:

• Supply of lectures referring to modern-era Scotland on our flagship first yr undergraduate course ‘Historical past 1A: Scotland’s Millennium: Kingdom, Union and Nation c 1000-1999’ (HIST1008), alongside seminars and evaluation marking.
• Contribution to our team-taught postgraduate course, ‘Points, Ideologies and Establishments of Fashionable Scotland’ (HIST5012)
• Sole instructing at undergraduate and postgraduate stage of a number of of the next fashionable Scottish Historical past programs, relative to the profitable applicant’s experience:

HIST4203 Migrant Nation: Scotland and the Fashionable World 1745-1979

HIST4185 Devolving the Nation: Scotland 1945-2004

HIST5123 Scottish Radicalism 1848-1950

The profitable applicant may even undertake administration and repair actions consistent with the Faculty/School’s strategic goals; develop their very own taught programs aligned with the instructing wants of the Historical past topic, and undertake undergraduate dissertation supervision; and pursue their very own analysis and growth of a publications/output portfolio.

The profitable candidate should have confirmed and related analysis and instructing experience within the subject of nineteenth and/or twentieth century Scottish Historical past.

This place is 0.7FTE (24.5 hours per week) and glued time period from 1 August 2024 till 31 July 2026.

Please contact Professor Steven Reid ([email protected]) Head of Historical past Topic, with any casual enquiries referring to the submit.

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