Application Deadline: 6th January, 2022
J.E. Cairnes School of Business & Economics, National University of Ireland Galway is inviting applications for a permanent lectureship position in Economics of Development, Inclusion and Sustainability within the Discipline of Economics. Salary: €67,430 to €87,701 per annum.
Roles/Responsibilities
- The successful candidate will contribute to teaching, supervision, and examining at all levels
- She/He will engage in scholarship and research, and contribute to the administration of the Discipline, the School, and the College.
- The successful candidate will play a key role, working with colleagues from across the University, and national and international collaborators
- The successful candidate will embed the themes of respect, excellence, openness, and sustainability into their teaching and research practices
Eligibility
- A PhD in Economics
- Evidence of high quality economics research relating to economic development, inclusive societies, and/or environmental sustainability
- Evidence of high quality publications in internationally renowned peer reviewed journals, including top field journals and/or general interest journals in economics
- Evidence of excellence in teaching and assessing economics modules at undergraduate and/or postgraduate levels
- Ability to contribute to supervision at postgraduate level, including PhD students
- Ability to manage modules and/or programmes with small and large classes
- Evidence of leadership ability and significant contribution to their current School, College, University, or field commensurate to career stage
- Collegiality and an ability to motivate others
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skill
Requirements
- Capacity for research collaboration, both internationally and interdisciplinary
- Experience in, or potential for, developing research grant proposals and winning external funding
- A teaching and learning qualification
- Track record of innovative teaching in relevant areas
- Experience in developing online teaching resources
- Can bring a strategic approach to the Discipline and associated university research institutes in the development of existing and/or new research groups and teaching modules
To apply for this role, contact John Cullinan, ( jo***********@nu*******.ie )
