LECTURERS Bournemouth University
Associate Dean: International Engagement
Associate Dean: Head of Academic Group - Tourism
Lecturer and Senior Lecturer posts in the School of Tourism:
* Lecturer in Event Creativity and Design
* Senior Lecturer in Event Creativity and Design
* Lecturer in Events or Leisure Marketing & Media Communications
* Senior Lecturer in Events or Leisure Marketing & Media Communications
* Lecturer in Events Management
* Senior Lecturer in Events Management
* Lecturer in Hospitality and Food and Beverage Management
* Senior Lecturer in Hospitality and Food and Beverage Management
* Lecturer in Sport Management
* Senior Lecturer in Sport Management
Bournemouth University is a vibrant and international institution which offers high quality academic programmes geared to the professions. The School of Tourism has an excellent international reputation for undergraduate and postgraduate education delivered in a modern learning environment and a growing reputation for the quality of our research and enterprise. BU was the fourth-most improved University in the RAE 2008 and colleagues in the School contributed to this success.
Working with colleagues across the School, you will have an exciting opportunity to contribute to the achievement of its ambitious goals. The School aims to become the world’s leading centre in its subject grouping, focusing uniquely on the economic, environmental, social and cultural impact of a broadly defined tourism sector.
You will be part of a team working to drive forward excellent student education and experience, the expansion of high calibre research activity, together with enterprise and professional practice activity. Successful candidates will be qualified to PhD level or equivalent and be research active.
Starting salary for Associate Deans is c. £48k - £55.5k, Senior Lecturers c. £36.5k - £44k and Lecturers is c. £30.5k - £35.5k.
To download additional information, including details of how to apply, please visit www.bournemouth.ac.uk/jobs.
The closing date for applications is Wednesday 30 November 2011.
Associate Dean: Head of Academic Group - Tourism
Lecturer and Senior Lecturer posts in the School of Tourism:
* Lecturer in Event Creativity and Design
* Senior Lecturer in Event Creativity and Design
* Lecturer in Events or Leisure Marketing & Media Communications
* Senior Lecturer in Events or Leisure Marketing & Media Communications
* Lecturer in Events Management
* Senior Lecturer in Events Management
* Lecturer in Hospitality and Food and Beverage Management
* Senior Lecturer in Hospitality and Food and Beverage Management
* Lecturer in Sport Management
* Senior Lecturer in Sport Management
Bournemouth University is a vibrant and international institution which offers high quality academic programmes geared to the professions. The School of Tourism has an excellent international reputation for undergraduate and postgraduate education delivered in a modern learning environment and a growing reputation for the quality of our research and enterprise. BU was the fourth-most improved University in the RAE 2008 and colleagues in the School contributed to this success.
Working with colleagues across the School, you will have an exciting opportunity to contribute to the achievement of its ambitious goals. The School aims to become the world’s leading centre in its subject grouping, focusing uniquely on the economic, environmental, social and cultural impact of a broadly defined tourism sector.
You will be part of a team working to drive forward excellent student education and experience, the expansion of high calibre research activity, together with enterprise and professional practice activity. Successful candidates will be qualified to PhD level or equivalent and be research active.
Starting salary for Associate Deans is c. £48k - £55.5k, Senior Lecturers c. £36.5k - £44k and Lecturers is c. £30.5k - £35.5k.
To download additional information, including details of how to apply, please visit www.bournemouth.ac.uk/jobs.
The closing date for applications is Wednesday 30 November 2011.
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