Arabic-L:PEDA:Cape Town job

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1) Subject: Cape Town job

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Date: 22 Oct 1999
From: sro at bremner.uct.ac.za
Subject: Cape Town job

LECTURER: ARABIC STUDIES
UNIVERSITY OF CAPE TOWN

The University is establishing an Arabic Studies Programme within the
Department  of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures. The
University will also be  developing an interdisciplinary centre for Eastern
and Islamic Studies in terms of the  bequest of the late Hajee Sullaiman
Shahmahomed and in association with the  existing Centre for Contemporary
Islam. An introductory course in literary Arabic  will be launched, if
possible, from February 2000.

We invite applications for this first appointment from suitably qualified
persons who  have experience in teaching Arabic as a foreign language, a
higher degree in Arabic  Studies and with established research interests.
As the successful candidate, you will  be able to teach classical Arabic
and will preferably be a first-language speaker of  Arabic. Initially, your
teaching duties will be concentrated on the introductory Arabic  course.
However, you should be able to lecture in English in one or more of the
related fields of literary, cultural, historical and political studies.

The remuneration package is negotiable and includes highly competitive
benefits.

Informal enquiries may be addressed to Associate Professor, JE Atkinson,
Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures, UCT; fax: +
27 21  685-5530, email: atkinson at beattie.uct.ac.za

Send your CV (including the names, postal/email addresses, telephone/fax
numbers of  3 referees) to: The Staff Recruitment Office (Ref: 321), UCT,
Rondebosch 7701,  Cape Town, South Africa by 19 November 1999. Telephone: +
27 21 650 2192/6, fax: + 27 21 650 2138,  email: sro at bremner.uct.ac.za
website: http://www.uct.ac.za

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