Trinity College invites applications for one or two fixed-term Stipendiary Lecturerships in Classics (Greek Language and Literature), from 1st September to 31st December 2021. The Stipendiary Lecturer(s) appointed will provide cover while the College's Research Lecturer in Classics is on leave. The College is open to appointing either one Stipendiary Lecturer to cover all the duties required, or two Stipendiary Lecturers with the duties divided between them. 

The amount of teaching required from the Stipendiary Lecturer or Lecturers is ten weighted hours per week, averaged across the eight weeks of Michaelmas Term 2021. They will also be expected to spend the equivalent of one further teaching hour per week on organisational duties. They will be expected to carry out the standard duties of college Lecturers, including liaising with other tutors, acting as Director of Graduate Studies for some undergraduates studying Classics, and participating in the undergraduate admissions exercises for Classics and joint schools. 

Applicants should have a specialism in or including Greek language and literature, with a doctorate or substantial progress towards a doctorate. They must be able to provide EITHER all of the core teaching required, OR a substantial proportion of the core teaching required, as set out in the further particulars available here: Further Particulars - Fixed-term Stipendiary Lecturership(s) in Classics (Greek Language & Literature)

Closing date for applications: 12 noon (UK time) on Friday 4th June, 2021

Interview will be held (online) on Tuesday 15th June, 2021.

TRINITY COLLEGE IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER

Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages in association with Trinity College
Grade 7: £32,817 - £40,322 (with discretionary range to £44,045) p.a.

The Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages, in association with Trinity College, is seeking to appoint a Departmental Lecturer in 17th century French from 1st September 2012 until 31st August 2022.

The post will involve advanced teaching and independent academic research in French

The Departmental Lecturer in 17th Century French will contribute to the teaching of early modern and especially seventeenth-century French within the Sub-Faculty of French by offering 16 hours of lectures or seminars on the seventeenth century over the course of the year. The successful candidate will also be responsible for providing an average of 8 contact hours a week of undergraduate tuition in French language and literature at Trinity College. 

The candidate will be expected to give tutorials (small-group teaching, typically of 2-3 students), seminars, and language classes to first-, second- and fourth-year undergraduates. The undergraduate literature teaching involves tutorials and seminars on the set texts for the first-year examinations (Prelims papers III and IV); for the second years and finalists, it involves teaching on a range of topics within the period 1530-1800 (FHS paper VII), on some of the authors prescribed for paper X for the second-years and finalists, and potentially supervising extended essays and 'bridge' essays for students working between history and literature. There are also opportunities for teaching early modern material (e.g. accounts of the early Americas, Huguenot memoirs) to final year students on FHS paper XII 'Travel, Exile, Migration,' if this suits the candidate's interests, and for the teaching and supervision of MSt students. The undergraduate language teaching involves translation into English for second years and finalists, and/or work on the essay in French (FHS paper 1) for second years and finalists.

Applicants must possess: exceptional fluency in French and English and the ability to teach undergraduate (and graduate) students across a range of topics in French early modern literature and culture at the highest level in the medium of English, whether through lectures, seminars or tutorials; a good undergraduate degree, normally in French; a Ph.D or D.Phil in French in the field of early modern French literature and culture which must have been submitted by start of the post. Additional information and details about how to apply are included the further particulars. 

The closing date for applications is 12:00 noon on Monday 17th May, 2021.

Further Particulars - Dept. Lecturer 17th Century French

Junior Deanships (on- and off-site)
2021-2022

Applications are invited for two posts of Junior Dean (one female, one male) at Trinity College’s main site on Broad Street, and one as Junior Dean (female) in outside properties in Staverton Road and Woodstock Road, for the academic year 2021-2022. 

These posts are open to those engaged in, or admitted to pursue graduate study at Oxford University, and are offered initially on a fixed term basis for one year with the possibility of re-appointment on re-application annually until completion of graduate study. Matriculated graduate students are limited to Trinity students only.  

The Junior Deans, reporting to both the Dean and Domestic Bursar, play a key role in the College community. They support the College’s pastoral care provision and provide an approachable first point of contact out of hours for students needing help or support. They work with the Dean, Accommodation Manager, Domestic Bursar, Wellbeing and Lodge team in ensuring the smooth running of the College.
 
It should be noted that the post should not be considered in itself sufficient to support graduate study at Oxford.

Junior Deans are provided with a stipend and other benefits which vary according to the site and responsibilities of each position: 

Stipends for 2021-2022 are £2,100 (onsite) and £900 (offsite). 

Junior Deans are expected to reside in designated College accommodation, provided free of charge during the contractual term of appointment, and are provided with meal allowances in Hall.

Applicants should be confident that they would normally expect to be resident in Oxford throughout full term for the entirety of the academic year. Appointments for 2021-22 are made on the basis that normal arrangements may have to be varied in light of the ongoing Covid-19 crisis. 

A full job description can be downloaded here. To apply, please submit your CV along with a covering letter outlining your suitability for the post, and giving details of any relevant previous experience.

You may indicate a preference for particular residential sites. Applications, marked “Junior Dean Application” in the subject line, should be sent by email to Claire Judd at claire.judd@trinity.ox.ac.uk by noon on Wednesday 5th May 2021. 

Interviews for the post will be held remotely during the week commencing 17th May by arrangement with shortlisted candidates. References may be requested following interview.