13 education "Faculty of Historical and Cultural Studies" Fellowship research jobs at University of Cambridge
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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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reputation for excellence in teaching and research. The Fellow will develop an independent research profile, carrying out research at a similar level to that undertaken by lecturing staff which will provide
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Glazebrook Fellowship in Law). The successful candidate is expected to provide small-group teaching (supervision) in at least one (and preferably two) of the following papers: Tort Law, Contract Law, and
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posts, Research Fellows are encouraged to take advantage of opportunities to undertake a small amount of University and/or College teaching. Additional payment is made for any undergraduate teaching
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early career development post and is offered for a fixed-term period of five years. The successful candidate will be expected to teach on average nine hours of small group teaching a week during the
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, approaches and practices. We recognise that persistent structural inequalities disadvantage people from Black backgrounds and communities, including within higher education and academic research. As such, we
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of Cambridge and also incorporates facilities from the Sir Henry Royce Institute. The successful candidate will be expected to develop a record of world-class research related to atomically thin semiconductors
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of studies, admissions and occasional student-related events, as well as some standard administrative and committee work for the College. The Lectureship will require 12 hours of teaching per week during
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one year to cover a period of sabbatical leave. The successful candidate will be expected to teach nine hours of small group teaching a week during the twenty teaching weeks of the year (amounting
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these are research posts, Research Fellows are encouraged to take advantage of opportunities to undertake a small amount of University and/or College teaching. Additional payment is made for any undergraduate teaching