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Lecturer in Global Development with Research Methods
University of Leeds - Leeds

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Person Specification

For appointment at University Grade 7

Essential

• A first degree and a doctorate in development studies or a relevant allied discipline (this includes work submitted for assessment, but not yet examined)

• Experience of contributing to the effective delivery of teaching

• Experience of contributing to the review and development of modules and/or programmes

• Evidence of awareness of the potential of current educational technological advances in learning and teaching

• Evidence of awareness and understanding of current research and of having integrated into own teaching

• Evidence of identifying and using appropriate teaching techniques/methodologies

• Evidence of contributing to research, including generating research outputs of nationally excellent and international quality

• A record of publication of original research commensurate with being included in the REF exercise or other forms of externally recognised ‘professional’ or ‘creative’ output of a similar standing

• Experience of carrying out research-related activities, including collating, analysing data, coordinating research projects

• A clear research agenda that complements and/or adds to the research strengths of colleagues within the School

• Evidence of awareness of the availability of sources of external funding to support research and potential to apply for and secure external funding

• A high level of interpersonal and communication skills, including writing skills and the ability to communicate effectively to an academic audience and other stakeholders as appropriate

• A capacity to enthuse others, work successfully as a member of a team and demonstrate an awareness of the benefits of collaborative working

• Good IT skills

• An ability to work effectively, responsibly and independently, and to work under pressure

• Good organisational ability, including the ability to manage time effectively and prioritise tasks

• To demonstrate an understanding of the diverse nature of the University community and a willingness to work with staff, students and visitors (as appropriate) from a wide range of backgrounds, upholding the University value of inclusiveness.

Desirable

• Evidence of producing research outputs that are recognised internationally in terms of originality, significance and rigour

• Experience of securing external research funding and successfully completing funded research projects

• Experience of supervising research students

• Excellence in teaching, as evidenced for example in student feedback obtained from teaching or peer review

• Experience of developing teaching materials in undergraduate and/or postgraduate teaching

• Experience of module management and review

• An appreciation of the policy and strategic issues currently affecting teaching in higher education

For appointment at University Grade 8

Essential

• A first degree and a doctorate in development studies or a relevant allied discipline (this includes work submitted for assessment, but not yet examined)

• Evidence of effectively delivering teaching, including developing and preparing teaching materials

• Evidence of involvement in reviewing and developing the curriculum

• Experience of developing and managing modules and/or programmes

• Experience of providing support and guidance to students

• Evidence of awareness of the potential of current educational technological advances in learning and teaching

• Evidence of an understanding of current research and of having integrated into own teaching

• Experience of developing and managing research projects

• A track record of generating research outputs of internationally excellent quality, including single or main author of refereed publications

• A record of regular publications of original research commensurate with being included in the REF exercise or other forms of externally recognised ‘professional’ or ‘creative’ output of a similar standing

• A clear research agenda that complements and/or adds to the research strengths of colleagues within the School

• Demonstrable capacity to attract external research income

• An ability to carry out PhD supervision

• A high level of interpersonal and communication skills, including writing skills and the ability to communicate effectively to an academic audience and other stakeholders as appropriate

• A capacity to enthuse others, work successfully as a member of a team

• An ability to work collaboratively and to participate fully/lead on projects and initiatives

• Good IT skills

• An ability to work effectively, responsibly and independently and to work under pressure

• To demonstrate an understanding of the diverse nature of the University community and ability to work with staff, students and visitors (as appropriate) from a wide range of backgrounds, upholding the University value of inclusiveness

• Good organisational skills, including the ability to manage time effectively and prioritise tasks

Desirable

• A track record of successfully obtaining external research funding

• Experience of postgraduate teaching and research supervision

• Excellence in teaching, as evidenced for example in student feedback obtained from teaching or peer review

• An understanding of the policy and strategic issues currently affecting teaching in higher education

• Experience of integrating equality and diversity into work with staff or students
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