Classics offers a range of undergraduate courses in Classical Studies, as well as both Greek and Latin (from the introductory level for beginners). Our students are progressively taught aspects of the ancient cultures that existed in the Mediterranean area from the Bronze Age to the Roman Empire. Research-informed courses focus on studying the cultural importance of artistic, archaeological, literary and historical sources, while also linking this material to cross-cultural perspectives, cross-disciplinary approaches, and modern reception studies.The role/Te mahiThe Classics Programme, University of Otago (New Zealand), invites applications for a permanent position at the rank of Lecturer (equivalent to Assistant Professor in the North American system), beginning 1 June 2025.We seek a candidate with experience and proven excellence in engaging teaching and an innovative research program. We are seeking a Greek Historian (chronological period open) and we particularly encourage applications from candidates who focus on comparative and connective frameworks, cross-disciplinary projects, or engagement with indigenous pedagogies and knowledge creation.In this role, you will:Teach a 2nd year course on Greek History.Develop a combined 3rd year/Honours level course in their area of research expertise.Contribute to Ancient Greek and Latin language teaching at all levels along with our team-taught courses.Supervise research at Honours, MA and PhD levels.Develop and maintain a strong research profile, including a willingness to seek external research funds.Undertake administrative roles and community/professional service activities that contribute to the overall effectiveness and standing of the Programme.We are committed to Te Tiriti o Waitangi and to fostering collaborative teaching and research relationships with Maori and/or Pasifika communities, according to principles of Kaupapa Maori; Teu le va; or similar relevant framework.The successful candidate is expected to have a PhD with an established research focus in Classics, and to be able to demonstrate a record of high-quality research and teaching.• An excellent research profile along with a commitment to and/or established connections with international and/or national researchers.• Demonstrated ability in teaching Greek History as well as Ancient Greek and Latin language courses at all levels.• Interest in community outreach and engagement activities.• A commitment to contribute to teaching and learning environments that support engagement of students and staff with te ao Maori, te reo Maori and matauranga Maori.Teaching and/or research expertise in Greek material culture or museum studies would be an asset.This is a full-time (1.0 FTE), permanent position based in Dunedin.The full-time salary scale for a Lecturer is $90,902 to $107,300 per annum.The University of Otago is the oldest university in New Zealand. The Classics Programme was one of the University's foundation subjections and is known for its collegiality as well as its excellence in teaching and research. Our academic staff members are involved in a number of collaborative teaching, research, and outreach projects.Specific enquiries prior to application may be directed to Dr Gwynaeth McIntyre, Convener of the Selection Committee and Head of Programme, via the contact details below.Application/TonoCandidates are requested to submit the following:A CV, including employment history.A letter of application outlining how you fit the research and teaching role.Names and email addresses of at least three referees.To submit your application please click the apply button. Applications quoting reference 2401068 close on Sunday, 1 September 2024.Salary Level and Range: Lecturer / Research Fellow ($90,902 to $107,300)
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