LSE Fellowship in Gender Theory, Globalisation, and Development
The Gender Institute, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK.
Fixed term for three years, from 1 September 2012 to 31 August 2015
Salary : £32,148 to £38,887 pa inclusive
The Gender Institute was established in 1993 to address the major
intellectual challenges posed by contemporary changes in gender relations.
This remains a central aim of the Institute today.
The Gender Institute is seeking to appoint an LSE Fellow in the field of
gender theory, globalisation, and development. The successful candidate
will contribute to teaching on MSc courses in Globalisation, Gender and
Development, and Gender Theories in the Modern World.
S/he may also be asked to develop and teach a new course in an area of
specialist expertise ; or, if appropriate, take responsibility for an
existing specialist course in Cultural Constructions of the Body.
Candidates will be expected to hold a PhD in the relevant field, either
awarded or with thesis scheduled to be submitted for examination by 30
September 2012 and have an emerging record of research publications. The
successful candidate will be joining the largest research and teaching
unit of its kind in Europe, and an interdisciplinary team of gender
specialists. The LSE Fellow will play a full role in our teaching and
research activities, and take an appropriate share of the administrative
and pastoral work.
Informal enquiries can be made to Professor Anne Phillips at
a.phillips@lse.ac.uk.
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