The UCL Institute of Archaeology is recognised as one of the leading
academic departments of Archaeology not just in the UK but globally. The
Institute has an established position as a world leading heritage
conservation training institution. Our post graduate
programmes investigate cultural heritage through the conservation of
heritage objects and structures.
We
are seeking to appoint a talented individual at Lecturer level from 1
September 2013, to work with existing colleagues in contributing to and
developing research
and teaching in conservation.
The
person appointed will be expected to make a significant contribution to
the MA in Principles of Conservation, the MSc in Conservation for
Archaeology and Museums
and other Institute programmes, including academic and practical
teaching, supervising dissertations, tutoring internships and organising
fieldwork. It is expected that the person will enthusiastically
participate in the Institute’s Heritage Studies Section,
contributing to strategic developments across the activities of the
Section.
Key Requirements
The
successful candidate will have a passion for conservation teaching and
research, outstanding achievements for their career stage, a PhD in
conservation or a closely
related subject, and a strong track-record of publication in the field
of conservation. They will also have an enthusiastic attitude towards
collaborative teamwork.
Please
note that the successful candidate will be appointed to a grade on the
basis of skills and experience. Appointment at grade 8 will be dependent
on experience
and outstanding research and teaching achievements.
For further details and for instructions on how to apply please click
here
If you have any queries regarding the vacancy or the application process please contact Louisa Goldsmith
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