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University of Birmingham 2021-2022 Cadbury Postdoctoral Fellow in African Studies (UK)

This post is funded by an endowment that enables members of the staff at sub-Saharan African Universities to spend a period of time at the University of Birmingham. The post is therefore limited to applicants currently based on the African continent and affiliated with an African Higher Education Institution.

The appointee will undertake a significant programme of research and publication. While the specific goals of the programme are to be identified with the fellow’s dedicated mentor, they should include the publication of high-quality outputs such as a single-authored book or peer-reviewed articles based on the fellow’s own research. In addition, the appointee will facilitate exchange and collaboration between DASA and one or more institutions in Africa and engage with non-academic audiences and beneficiaries or potential beneficiaries of research. 

The appointee will also contribute to teaching on Africa, spending a maximum of six hours per week on average in the convening, teaching and assessment of modules, dissertation supervision, tutorial sessions and other forms of student engagement. The department has a particular need for introductory (year 1 undergraduate) teaching in African history. The appointee will be given the opportunity to obtain a teaching qualification through the University’s professional development programme, and have access to academic development and support structures including a dedicated mentor.

The University will provide support for the visa application process, and it will pay for the visa and pre-agreed visa application expenses for the successful candidate. It will also be responsible for the appointee’s NHS surcharge fee, which allows the applicant to access the National Health Service. 

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The University of Birmingham (informally Birmingham University) is a public research university located in Edgbaston, Birmingham, United Kingdom. It received its royal charter in 1900 as a successor to Queen's College, Birmingham (founded in 1828 as the Birmingham School of Medicine and Surgery) and Mason Science College (established in 1875 by Sir Josiah Mason), making it the first English civic or 'red brick' university to receive its own royal charter. It is a founding member of both the Russell Group of British research universities and the international network of research uni... continue reading

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Cadbury Postdoctoral Fellow in African Studies

Application Deadline09 Jul 2021
Country to studyUnited Kingdom
School to studyUniversity of Birmingham
TypePostgraduate
SponsorUniversity of Birmingham
GenderMen and Women

Aim and Benefits of Cadbury Postdoctoral Fellow in African Studies

As this vacancy has limited funding the maximum salary that can be offered is £30,942 per year  (This post is funded by an endowment and the maximum salary cannot be exceeded.)


Requirements for Cadbury Postdoctoral Fellow in African Studies Qualification

Essential
Currently based on the African continent and employed by or affiliated with an African Higher Education Institution.
Candidates must EITHER not currently hold a permanent academic position OR submit, with their application, a statement confirming that they will be released by their home institution for the period of their appointment.
A doctorate examined and passed between 30 June 2016 and 30 June 2021. 
An appropriate record of research and publications 
A convincing and achievable research and publication proposal in the field of African Studies.
Ability to contribute to undergraduate and Masters’ level teaching in African Studies, including introductory (year 1 undergraduate) teaching in African history.

Desirable
Experience of collaborative research activity, including participation in large research projects and meeting deadlines.
An awareness of current policy issues and contacts with civil society organisations.
Expertise in the history of Africa and/ or its diasporas.

Application Deadline

July 9, 2021


How to Apply

For more details, visit University of Birmingham website.

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