Child-Shuffrey Research Fellowship in Architectural History (University of Oxford

3-Year, Fixed Term Lincoln College invites applications for this three-year, non-renewable, Research Fellowship in Architectural History, available from October 1^st 2019. To mark the 600^th Anniversary of its Foundation in 1427, Lincoln College is commissioning a series of scholarly studies describing the evolution of the College’s buildings and of their use. The Child-Shuffrey Fellow will research and write a book on the architectural, liturgical, and institutional history of the College’s Chapel and Chapel Quad, built in the 17^th century. The Fellow will also be expected to organise a conference on an historical theme pertinent to this research, to maintain contact with the College archivist and with researchers working on other facets of the College’s history, to promote public engagement with the College’s Chapel and its history, and to assist, from time to time, the Editorial Board for the College’s anniversary programme. The successful applicant will hold, or be close to completion of, a doctoral degree in an appropriate field and will have experience in architectural historical research and in archival research. They will have a proven record of publication (in print, or in press), will show aptitude for collaborative work, and will have the ability to communicate effectively with scholars and with the wider public. Salary and allowances: The Fellowship carries a stipend of £30,395 p.a. in the first year, rising by annual increments to £32,236 p.a. in the third year; membership of the USS pension scheme; full Common Room rights; research allowance of £1,817 p.a and a hospitality allowance of £509 p.a. Further particulars and an application form may be downloaded from the College website: www.lincoln.ox.ac.uk/Child-Shuffrey-Research-Fellowship-in-Architectural-History Applications must be submitted to the College via hr@lincoln.ox.ac.uk by 12.00 Midday (BST) on Monday 9 September 2019. Application forms in alternative formats may be requested from the above email address, or by telephone from + 44 1865 279770, the completed forms to be received in College by the same date If you apply for this position please say you saw it on Socioloxy

3-Year, Fixed Term

Lincoln College invites applications for this three-year, non-renewable, Research Fellowship in Architectural History, available from October 1^st 2019. To mark the 600^th Anniversary of its Foundation in 1427, Lincoln College is commissioning a series of scholarly studies describing the evolution of the College’s buildings and of their use. The Child-Shuffrey Fellow will research and write a book on the architectural, liturgical, and institutional history of the College’s Chapel and Chapel Quad, built in the 17^th century. The Fellow will also be expected to organise a conference on an historical theme pertinent to this research, to maintain contact with the College archivist and with researchers working on other facets of the College’s history, to promote public engagement with the College’s Chapel and its history, and to assist, from time to time, the Editorial Board for the College’s anniversary programme.

The successful applicant will hold, or be close to completion of, a doctoral degree in an appropriate field and will have experience in architectural historical research and in archival research. They will have a proven record of publication (in print, or in press), will show aptitude for collaborative work, and will have the ability to communicate effectively with scholars and with the wider public.

Salary and allowances: The Fellowship carries a stipend of £30,395 p.a. in the first year, rising by annual increments to £32,236 p.a. in the third year; membership of the USS pension scheme; full Common Room rights; research allowance of £1,817 p.a and a hospitality allowance of £509 p.a.

Further particulars and an application form may be downloaded from the College website: www.lincoln.ox.ac.uk/Child-Shuffrey-Research-Fellowship-in-Architectural-History

Applications must be submitted to the College via hr@lincoln.ox.ac.uk by 12.00 Midday (BST) on Monday 9 September 2019. Application forms in alternative formats may be requested from the above email address, or by telephone from + 44 1865 279770, the completed forms to be received in College by the same date

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