Early Modern Notes

If I’m back at work, that means it’s time for the jobs bulletin again! This time we have some nice opportunities at jobs.ac.uk - not just in the UK, either. I’ll do another north American one at some point. If you know of good academic jobs websites for other regions (not least Australasia), let me know.

Part-time lecturer/senior lecturer in early modern British history, University of Surrey Roehampton. £26,361 to £39,146 pa (pro rata). To start 1 October 2004 or as soon as possible thereafter. “PhD, proven ability in teaching in higher education, and research publications are required". Deadline: Thursday 9 September 2004.

Lecturer/senior lecturer in history, Oxford Brookes University. £23,643 - £36,428 p.a. There are two posts advertised; it’s anticipated that one will be in the period 1500-1800. “The department has particular strengths in the history of poverty and welfare, the history of medicine, the history of law and crime, imperial and colonial history and fascism and right-wing movements. We wish to build on these, but we will also welcome applications from candidates with other specialisms in British, European or American History.” Deadline: 24 September 2004.

Senior lecturer in the history of art, Oxford Brookes University. £28,360 - £36,428 p.a. “The Department of Art History is seeking to appoint a scholar with teaching and research expertise in 18th and 19th century European art. The successful candidate will have a strong research and publication profile.” Deadline: 24 September 2004.

Lecturer/senior lecturer in early modern European history, University of Western Australia. Tenurable appointment commencing 1 January 2005. A$57,144 - A$67,860 p.a/A$70,001 - A$80,717 p.a. “Applicants must have a PhD with research specialisation in Early Modern European History (16th – 18th centuries, including the British Isles) and demonstrated commitment as a university teacher with the ability to teach and develop undergraduate units at all levels on Early Modern European History and on their research specialisation in particular.”