Alice Griffin Lecturer in Shakespeare and Early Modern Literatures
Alice Griffin Lecturer in Shakespeare and Early Modern Literatures
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Job Description
Te Whiwhinga Mahi The opportunity
We wish to appoint an Alice Griffin Lecturer in Shakespeare and Early Modern Literatures for a threeyear term commencing before Semester 1 2026.
The successful candidate will teach courses in Shakespeare and Early Modern Literatures as well as a unit in one or both of our Stage One survey courses. They will also have the opportunity to develop a Stage 2/3 course in their area of specialty and supervise students in English and/or Drama at the BA (Hons) and MA levels.
The workload split is negotiable; a possible distribution would be 50% teaching 10% service and 40% research.
This is a fulltime (40 hours per week) fixed term position.
The remuneration for this role is $94981 $101003 depending on the level of appointment.
For more information about this role please refer to the Position Description.
M t mtou rp About the team
Situated within Te Ptahi Mtauranga The Faculty of Arts and Education Te Puna Aronui The School of Humanities comprising the disciplines of Art History Classical Studies and Ancient History English and Drama History Philosophy Media and Screen Museums and Cultural Heritage and Theological and Religious Studies constitutes the largest concentrated unit of Humanities scholars in the nation.
He krero mu About you
Candidates should have a PhD in English Comparative Literature Drama or a closely related field in hand by the time the appointment begins.
An understanding of production requirements and the ability to supervise or direct a production course will be highly desirable as is demonstrated achievement in research and a record of excellent teaching in a tertiary setting.
Applicants who successfully reach the interview stage will be expected to describe their approach to teaching Shakespeare and to discuss a proposal for a Stage 2/3 thematic course.
Ng huatanga kei a mtou What we offer
The University is committed to providing an excellent working environment through:
- Flexible employment practices (including working from home flexible hours)
- Up to 6.75% company superannuation scheme
- A competitive salary with five weeks annual leave
In addition we also offer career development programmes staff subsidies on continuing education discounted car parking a generous parental leave allowance childcare and a number of other discounts on internal and external services.
For more information please visit Staff Benefits.
Me phea te tuku tono How to apply
Applications must be submitted online by the closing date of 13 June 2025 to be considered. Please include your cover letter and CV highlighting how you can meet the skills and experiences detailed above and in the position description.
Please direct enquiries about this role to the Urumatoa o te Kura Head of School School of Humanities Professor Kim Phillips at
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Remote Work :
No
Employment Type :
Fulltime
Employment Type
Full-time
