Lecturer in International Political Economy

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The department of European & International Social & Political Studies (EISPS) is looking to appoint a Lecturer in International Political Economy. EISPS is a multidisciplinary department centred around the delivery of three undergraduate degrees, with a developing culture of research on European and international affairs and area studies. We are looking for a Lecturer in International Political Economy with an interest in multidisciplinary education and research, and an ability to teach an undergraduate class on social science methods. The successful candidate will contribute to the department in all facets, including research, teaching, pastoral care, supervision, and administrative duties. This will involve convening three to four modules over the course of the academic year, contributing to jointly taught modules, taking on an appropriate administrative/enabling role, and developing the departmental research culture. We are seeking a candidate with an a mbitious research agenda and a proven track record at a level appropriate for the role. Ideally, the candidate will demonstrate an interest and ability to engage in multidisciplinary research and teaching in international political economy or a closely related field. Candidates with a regional/area specialization are encouraged to apply. We will especially encourage applications from candidates whose work intersects with the following areas of interest to the department and UCL more broadly: climate change, technology, and equality (see also UCL Grand Challenges). The post holder will develop teaching in their area of expertise and serve as the primary point of contact for students interested in related topics, undertaking dissertation supervision and marking. They will also be expected to pursue an ambitious research agenda and develop their area of expertise in the department and the faculty. This includes exploring synergies with other UCL departments, participating in or setting up research groups, supporting staff-student collaboration and the development of partnerships with other universities and institutions.

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