Reader in Anti/Post/Decolonial Histories, Theories and Praxes – UAL Careers

Reader in Anti/Post/Decolonial Histories, Theories and Praxes

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Vacancy Id: 9864

College / Service: Research Knowledge Exchange and Enterprise

Location: CCW - Millbank, London UK

Salary: £56,530 - £68,282 per annum (Pro-rata)

Contract: Permanent

Term: Part time – 22.2 hours per week

Apply by: 30 June 2023 at 23:55

 

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The opportunity

The UAL Decolonising Arts Institute is seeking to appoint a Reader to take a leading role in supporting the research agenda in our creative and interdisciplinary Institute, within Europe’s largest provider of creative education. Working closely with the Director, Institute Research Fellows and Senior research staff across UAL, the post holder will contribute to the academic research profile of the Institute and lead the development of new partnership and funding opportunities beyond the Institute’s current major funded 3-year projects, towards multivocal, multidisciplinary and multimodal spaces and practices.

Within UAL, Readers are required to develop and lead research projects and significantly contribute to the academic research profile and activities of the University. Readers will produce research and scholarship which makes a significant contribution to the furtherance of knowledge and its application within arts, communication or design. The post-holder will develop their research and practice within the research aims and remit of the University of the Arts, through work in relation to the spaces and modalities of anticolonial, postcolonial and decolonial histories, theories, practices and praxes across arts and cultures in UK and global contexts, at the UAL Decolonising Arts Institute.

The post-holder will take a leading role in making major research contributions to their field of expertise, produce and support relevant research activities, outcomes, outputs, contributing significantly to income generation. Readers are expected to act as Directors of Study and/or supervisors to research degree students as appropriate to their workload.

About you

You possess excellent communication and organisational skills. You have the proven academic ability to lead and develop research within an HE environment and the ability to encourage and support colleagues undertaking research.

You have significant experience at post-doctoral level or equivalent and a strong record of research outcomes.

f you have any queries about this role or need any reasonable adjustments for your application, please contact Twinkle Brahmbhatt, Senior Resourcing Adviser via email at RKEEstaffrecruitment@arts.ac.uk. 

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Vacancy Id: 9864

College / Service: Research Knowledge Exchange and Enterprise

Location: CCW - Millbank, London UK

Salary: £56,530 - £68,282 per annum (Pro-rata)

Contract: Permanent

Term: Part time – 22.2 hours per week

Apply by: 30 June 2023 at 23:55

 

Please read through our FAQs page before applying.
A full copy of the job advert along with other information (such as interviews date, hiring process etc) is available by clicking on the ‘Apply’ button below.

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Living Wage Employer
Disability Confident Committed
Stonewall Diversity Champion

Race Equality Charter

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