11 Humanities "University of Cambridge " Fellowship positions in Ireland-United-Kingdom
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University of Cambridge, Department of Archaeology | Cambridge, England | United Kingdom | about 10 hours ago
above. Applications are encouraged from all branches and fields of archaeology broadly construed, including also human evolution, heritage and museums studies, with no restrictions on methodological
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all branches and fields of archaeology broadly construed, including also human evolution, heritage and museums studies, with no restrictions on methodological approach, period or geographic focus
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research and teaching culture; teach in Colleges in small groups; to act as a College Director of Studies for students choosing to take papers in Land Economy; teach undergraduate and/or Masters students in
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Colleges. They would also be expected to act as Director of Studies for students in at least one year of the History and joint History Triposes. The successful candidate will become a Fellow of the College
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, Human Frontiers), the Wellcome Trust or the Leverhulme Trust. Applicants must, at the time of their appointment, and for the duration of their appointment, be working at the University of Cambridge
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. Applicants must, at the time of their appointment, and for the duration of their appointment, be working at the University of Cambridge (or an associated research institution) in a post-doctoral research role
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Churchill College intends to appoint up to 16 Postdoctoral By-Fellows from the community of postdoctoral researchers of the University of Cambridge and its associated research institutes
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, genomic data scientists who can work on large-scale genomic datasets with collaborators at the University of Cambridge, University of Witwatersrand and others globally. Our work leverages big data in
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from Imperial College London, Newcastle University, the University of Cambridge, and the University of Birmingham who are involved in the development of net zero technologies. It is expected that you
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of Adelaide (Australia). The UK project team involves academics from Imperial College London, Newcastle University, the University of Cambridge, and the University of Birmingham who are involved in