25.2416, Jobs: Arabic, Standard; General Linguistics: Rank Open, The Doha Institute for Graduate Studies

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Subject: 25.2416, Jobs: Arabic, Standard; General Linguistics: Rank Open, The Doha Institute for Graduate Studies

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Date: Tue, 03 Jun 2014 12:57:30
From:  DI project team [diproject at dohainstitute.org]
Subject: Arabic, Standard; General Linguistics: Rank Open, The Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, Doha, Qatar

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University or Organization: The Doha Institute for Graduate Studies 
Department: Arabic Language and Linguistics
Job Location: Doha, Qatar 
Web Address: http://project.dohainstitute.org/english/
Job Title: Faculty
Job Rank: Rank Open

Specialty Areas: General Linguistics 

Required Language(s): Arabic, Standard (arb)

Description:

The Doha Institute (DI) is currently appointing distinguished faculty from the Arab region and beyond to develop and lead its programs of teaching and research. The DI seeks research-active academics of all professorial ranks in the fields of Philosophy, History, Arabic Language and Linguistics, Comparative Literature, Political Science, Economics and Development, Sociology and Anthropology, Media Studies, Legal Studies, and Public Administration and Policy, with a focus on the Arab world.

The DI's School of Social Sciences and Humanities is currently welcoming applications for Faculty positions in the Arabic Language and Linguistics program. Successful candidates are expected to teach several modules, and join a well-established team of scholars focused on Linguistics, the Arabic language, and other interdisciplinary working groups. 

Successful candidates are expected to comply with the following requirements:
- A PhD degree from a reputable university;
- A track record in post-graduate teaching;
- Ability to teach in Arabic, or English, or both;
- A publications record proportional to the length of teaching experience;
- Experience in the supervision of Masters’ or doctoral theses.

The DI offers an internationally competitive salary and benefits, teaching load, and annual research budget. Chosen candidates are expected to start their duties no later than June 2015. 

Interested and qualified candidates should send their detailed CV, cover letter and contact information of three references to the application email address below.


Application Deadline: 15-Aug-2014 
	  
Email Address for Applications: diproject at dohainstitute.org 
Contact Information
	DI project team 
	Email: diproject at dohainstitute.org 





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