22.4777, Jobs: Modified: General Ling: Asst Prof, The University of Manchester

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Subject: 22.4777, Jobs: Modified: General Ling: Asst Prof, The University of Manchester

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Date: 25-Nov-2011
From: John Payne [john.payne at manchester.ac.uk]
Subject: Modified: General Linguistics: Assistant Professor, The University of Manchester, United Kingdom


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Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2011 15:50:01
From: John Payne [john.payne at manchester.ac.uk]
Subject: Modified: General Linguistics: Assistant Professor, The University of Manchester, United Kingdom

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University or Organization: The University of Manchester 
Department: Linguistics & English Language
Job Location: Manchester, United Kingdom 
Web Address: http://www.llc.manchester.ac.uk/subjects/lel/
Job Rank: Assistant Professor  

Specialty Areas: General Linguistics 


Description:

**Please note additional application instructions

Closing date: 13/01/2012
Faculty / Organisational unit: Humanities
School / Directorate: School of Languages, Linguistics & Cultures
Salary: £32,751 to £45,336
Reference: HUM-00430
Applications are invited for the above post, available from 1 September 
2012

The School of Languages, Linguistics and Cultures contains one of the 
UK's largest concentrations of high-quality research and teaching in 
languages and linguistics. Within it, the Department of Linguistics and 
English Language is seeking to fill the position of Lecturer in Linguistics. 
The lectureship (=Assistant Professorship) is an open-ended position, 
subject to the satisfactory completion of a probationary period. Candidates 
with a research specialism in any area of Linguistics are encouraged to 
apply. A specialism in psycholinguistics and/or child language acquisition 
may be an advantage.

The successful candidate will have a doctorate, completed or near to
completion, in the area of Linguistics, together with a developing record of 
high-quality publications and a proven ability to contribute to a scholarly 
environment of international research excellence. The post-holder will be 
expected to contribute to research activities within their area of expertise, 
generate scholarly publications, submit research grant applications and 
participate in research supervision at PGT and PGR level.

The appointed candidate will have a strong commitment to high-quality,
research-led teaching and will have some experience of teaching. The
post-holder will be expected to contribute to teaching at both 
undergraduate and postgraduate level, and an ability to teach course units
in areas of Linguistics beyond their research specialism is desirable. The
successful candidate must be able to collaborate closely with colleagues in
the delivery of teaching and learning, be willing to take a share of
responsibilities for student progress and academic management, and be 
eager to make a full commitment to our ideals of collegiality and academic
integrity at all levels of activity.

URL for additional information:

https://www.jobtrain.co.uk/universityofmanchester/DisplayJob.aspx?jobid=16656

Application Instructions:

In addition to your application via our online recruitment system (see 
application URL), your CV, research statement, teaching statement, and 
optionally a cover letter and writing samples should be sent by attachment 
in pdf format to the following address:

matthew.maloney at manchester.ac.uk

Please indicate in your email whether you are applying to the position in 
General Linguistics, the positions in English Linguistics, or both.

Also, please note that the online recruitment system requires you to submit 
a CV but does not allow pdf. The committee reviewing applications will only 
look at the CV you submit to the above email address, so if yours is not 
available in one of the appropriate formats, simply create an empty file in 
one of the appropriate formats and upload the empty file in order to satisfy 
the system.


Application Deadline: 13-Jan-2012 
	  
Email Address for Applications: matthew.maloney at manchester.ac.uk 
Web Address for Applications: http://www.worldleadingminds.manchester.ac.uk/ 
Contact Information:
	Professor John Payne 
	Email: john.payne at manchester.ac.uk 




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