Lecturer (Teaching & Research) in Ancient History and Curatorial Advisor (Numismatics)

Are you an academic with the enthusiasm and ability to carry out teaching and research in Ancient History and Numismatics? Do you have an excellent research record and a potential for establishing an international research reputation? Are you passionate about delivering an exceptional student experience in a Russell Group University? Are you an experienced numismatist with a passion for tackling the collections management challenges of the 21^st century? Can you develop innovative ways to enable wider engagement with our collections? 

As a Lecturer in Ancient History and Culture, you will carry out teaching and research that contributes to our existing strengths in Classics and in the School more broadly. You will teach across our undergraduate and postgraduate curricula, with a particular focus on Ancient History and Numismatics You will also pursue a research agenda that builds on your achievements to date and that contributes to the School’s reputation for high quality and innovative research. You will be expected to contribute to the effective management of the School, Faculty and wider University by undertaking appropriate administrative duties.

The role will be shared equally between the School of Languages, Cultures and Societies, and the University of Leeds Libraries. In the library the position will be Curatorial Advisor (Numismatics Collection). 

You will have a PhD in Ancient History and Numismatics or a cognate field, and relevant teaching experience at undergraduate and taught postgraduate level.

To explore the post further or for any queries you may have, please contact: 

Dr Samuel Gartland - Lecturer in Ancient Greek History and Culture, email: s.d.gartland@leeds.ac.uk