Teaching Fellow in Quantitative Methods
(73511-113)
Vacancy Type/Job category
Academic
Department Politics & International Studies
Sub Department Sociology
Salary £28,132 - £36,661 pa
Location University of Warwick, Coventry
Vacancy Overview
Applications are invited for a Teaching Fellow in Quantitative Methods. This is a joint appointment between the Department of Sociology and the Department of Politics and International Studies.
This is one of eight new permanent posts that will join an existing team of quantitative social science scholars as part of the Warwick Q-Step Centre (see below). Whilst based jointly in Politics and International Studies and Sociology, you will be a member of a broader team within the new Warwick Q-Step Centre.
You will undertake teaching, administration and other teaching-related activities supporting the Warwick Q-Step undergraduate and postgraduate quantitative methods degrees in the Department of Politics and International Studies and the Department of Sociology.
The successful candidate will be an outstanding quantitative methods teacher. Teaching will concentrate on core and optional modules in quantitative methods including developing online teaching and learning materials for the shared quantitative modules. You will have an ability and willingness to teach applied quantitative research methods at both postgraduate and undergraduate levels. An aptitude for applied quantitative social science research is essential.
JOB PURPOSE:
To undertake teaching, administration and other teaching-related activities supporting the Warwick Q-Step undergraduate and postgraduate quantitative methods degrees in the Department of Politics and International Studies and the Department of Sociology. Teaching will concentrate on core and optional modules in quantitative methods including developing online teaching and learning materials for the shared quantitative modules.
Closing Date10 Jan 2014
Click here to return to Warwick Q-Step vacancies on jobs.ac.uk
(73511-113)
Department Politics & International Studies
Sub Department Sociology
Salary £28,132 - £36,661 pa
Location University of Warwick, Coventry
Vacancy Type/Job category
AcademicDepartment Politics & International Studies
Sub Department Sociology
Salary £28,132 - £36,661 pa
Location University of Warwick, Coventry
Vacancy Overview
Applications are invited for a Teaching Fellow in Quantitative Methods. This is a joint appointment between the Department of Sociology and the Department of Politics and International Studies.
This is one of eight new permanent posts that will join an existing team of quantitative social science scholars as part of the Warwick Q-Step Centre (see below). Whilst based jointly in Politics and International Studies and Sociology, you will be a member of a broader team within the new Warwick Q-Step Centre.
You will undertake teaching, administration and other teaching-related activities supporting the Warwick Q-Step undergraduate and postgraduate quantitative methods degrees in the Department of Politics and International Studies and the Department of Sociology.
The successful candidate will be an outstanding quantitative methods teacher. Teaching will concentrate on core and optional modules in quantitative methods including developing online teaching and learning materials for the shared quantitative modules. You will have an ability and willingness to teach applied quantitative research methods at both postgraduate and undergraduate levels. An aptitude for applied quantitative social science research is essential.
JOB PURPOSE:
To undertake teaching, administration and other teaching-related activities supporting the Warwick Q-Step undergraduate and postgraduate quantitative methods degrees in the Department of Politics and International Studies and the Department of Sociology. Teaching will concentrate on core and optional modules in quantitative methods including developing online teaching and learning materials for the shared quantitative modules.
Closing Date10 Jan 2014
Click here to return to Warwick Q-Step vacancies on jobs.ac.uk
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