21.1926, Jobs: Cross-Cultural Studies: Lecturer or Assoc Prof, Macao Polytechnic

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Subject: 21.1926, Jobs: Cross-Cultural Studies: Lecturer or Assoc Prof, Macao Polytechnic

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Date: 19-Apr-2010
From: Wendell Chau < wendell at informadv.com >
Subject: English; Cross-Cultural Studies or Translation Studies: Lecturer or Associate Professor, Macao Polytechnic Institute, Macau

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Date: Thu, 22 Apr 2010 11:38:42
From: Wendell Chau [wendell at informadv.com]
Subject: English; Cross-Cultural Studies or Translation Studies: Lecturer or Associate Professor, Macao Polytechnic Institute, Macau

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University or Organization: Macao Polytechnic Institute 
Job Location: People's Republic of China, Macau 
Job Rank: Lecturer or Associate Professor  

Specialty Areas: Cross-Cultural Studies or Translation Studies

Required Language(s): English (eng)

Description:

Macao Polytechnic Institute
School of Languages and Translation
Chinese-English Translation Program
Academic Positions

The Macao Polytechnic Institute is a government-funded institution located
in the Macao Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of
China. The Macao Polytechnic Institute - School of Languages and
Translation invites applications for full-time positions available
September 2010 in the areas of English, Cross-cultural Studies or
Translation Studies.  

Lecturer or Associate Professor of English
The candidate should demonstrate excellence in teaching and researching in
the following area(s): Linguistics, comparative literature, creative
writing, and communication.

Teaching duties will include undergraduate instructions and graduation
project supervision to students in the Chinese-English Translation Program.

Qualifications
Candidates must possess at least a Master's degree for the rank of
Lecturer. College teaching experience is desirable. Candidates for the rank
of Associate Professor or Professor must possess a Doctoral degree in a
related area of teaching, with at least 4 years teaching experience at
tertiary level and a proven record in research and publication. 

Compensation and Benefits
The rank and remuneration will be commensurate with the candidate's
academic qualifications, current position and professional experience.
Fringe benefits for full-time faculty members include medical benefits,
22-day paid annual leave, plus housing and other allowances. Full time
faculty members are employed under a standard contract of employment. The
current local income tax rate ranges from 7% to 12%.

Associate Professor: MOP446,040 - MOP545,160 per year (USD 1 approx. = MOP 8)
(Calculated on a 14-month basis as per one normal year.)

Lecturer: MOP355,180 - MOP396,480 per year (USD 1 approx. = MOP 8)
(Calculated on a 14-month basis as per one normal year.)

For further details about the 'Terms of Academic Appointment', please refer
to http://www.ipm.edu.mo/pes/terms_academic_iframe.html .

Application Procedure
Please send applications indicating school and subject area applied for,
together with a detailed curriculum vitae, copies of academic certificates,
dissertation outline (if applicable), transcripts and testimonials of
teaching or working experience, copies of two typical academic publications
(if applicable, please submit a copy of the full text, including cover and
table of contents), as well as a cover letter and list of application
materials enclosed to the address below.

We welcome applications via E-Mail (recruit_staff at ipm.edu.mo).

The closing date for applications is 14th May 2010. For further
information, please refer to http://www.ipm.edu.mo/vacancy/.

Applications with relevant qualifications but which are not supported by
testimonials will not be considered. Please note that applicants who do not
receive a reply from the MPI Personnel Office by 31st August 2010 may
consider their applications to have been unsuccessful on this occasion.

For enquiries Tel: +853-85996109 / 85996168 / 85996429
Macao Polytechnic Institute is an Equal Opportunities Employer.

Application Deadline: 14-May-2010 
Mailing Address for Applications: 
	Personnel Office 
	Macao Polytechnic Institute 
	Rua Luis Gonzaga Gomes 	  
	Macau  
Email Address for Applications: recruit_staff at ipm.edu.mo 
Contact Information
	Rua Luis Gonzaga Gomes, Macao 
	Email: recruit_staff at ipm.edu.mo 

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