The University of New England
Lecturer in Early Modern European History

• Continuing, full-time.
• $90,618 to $107,397 per annum (Level B)
• Plus 17% employer superannuation. Salary packaging options are available.
• Relocation assistance provided.

The University of New England in Armidale, Australia is a unique university, in the enviable position of boasting an excellent international reputation as well as being a leader in research and academic innovation. We aim to foster a constructive and engaged culture where creative ideas and innovation thrive.

The Discipline of History, within the School of Humanities at UNE is currently seeking a Lecturer in Early Modern European History [pre-1600].

About the role

As Lecturer in Early Modern European History you will be active in securing grant funding for history projects, proactively contribute towards service roles within the school, interact with the New England community and promote historical engagement in the region. Core to the role is the ability to develop, coordinate and teach undergraduate and postgraduate units and courses on history, and to research and publish in the area of early modern European history [pre-1600].

Skills & Experience

The successful candidate will have an established track record of research and publication, a record of applying for grant funding, and will be looking to develop future research projects. They will be experienced in, and familiar with, best practice in the teaching of history at tertiary level, with knowledge of the innovative use of technologies for the practise and teaching of history.

For full details and to apply, please visit: https://www.une.edu.au/jobs-at-une/current-vacancies.

Applications close on 5 February, 2017