Lecturer in Global Hispanic Studies and World Literature
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Condiciones económicas
Grade 6/7 £43,205 - £61,021 per annum, including London Weighting Allowance.
Descripción
The Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures at King’s College London seeks to appoint a Lecturer in Global Iberian Studies and World Literature (Research and Education Pathway), with a starting date of 1 September 2024.
The successful candidate will teach on a range of undergraduate modules offered on our Comparative Literature degree and the Spanish pathway of our Modern Languages degree; they will also contribute to MA teaching, including the online MA in Global Cultures. They will additionally be expected to supervise BA and MA dissertations and to supervise PhD students as appropriate. They will take on administrative roles in the department and contribute to the pastoral care of students.
Requisitos
Essential criteria
- PhD in a relevant field, submitted by the time of application.
- Experience in teaching literatures of more than one linguistic and geographical area at BA or MA level.
- Ability to develop teaching content and carry out research in world literature and Global Iberian Studies in two languages other than English.
- Ability to contribute to innovations in online teaching.
- Ability to carry out research in world literature and Global Iberian Studies in two languages other than English.
- Ability to contribute to the Spanish language programme.
- High-quality teaching skills evidenced by, for example, range of teaching experience, teaching design, and delivery, appropriate to career stage.
- Excellent administrative skills: ability to support the organisational aspects of teaching, learning and research.
Desirable criteria
- Teaching experience at postgraduate level.
- Experience in the pastoral care of students.
- Administrative experience.
Cómo solicitar
Candidates should explain in their cover letter the ways in which their research engages with the areas we identify above, and how it would complement the department's expertise.
Observaciones
Contact details: Catherine Boyle. catherine.boyle@kcl.ac.uk
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