
jobs/scholarships
2 x LSE Fellowship in International Relations
Source: BISA List, Deadline: 15.06.2007.
London School of Economics and Political Science / Department of International Relations / 2 x LSE Fellowship in International Relations / Fixed term for 1 year A323,515 - A327,239 paThe International Relations Department at LSE wishes to appoint two LSE Fellows from 1 September 2007 to 31 August 2008. LSE Fellows also qualify for appropriate allowances to support research.
Post 1 - LSE Fellow in International Relations, International Political Economy, Ref: 08/06/TF
You will contribute to the teaching of International Political Economy at undergraduate and postgraduate level. A specialisation in the field of Economic Diplomacy (i.e. foreign economic policy-making) or the Politics of International Trade would be an advantage. For informal enquiries, please contact Mr Steve Woolcock on s.b.woolcock@lse.ac.uk or 020 7955 7696.
Post 2 - LSE Fellow in International Relations, Ref 09/0 6/TF
We are looking for contribution to any area of International Relations; again you would be expected to teach at undergraduate and postgraduate level. In this case the ability to teach Strategic Aspects of International Relations would be highly advantageous. For informal enquiries, please contact Professor Christopher Coker c.coker@lse.ac.uk or 02 0 7955 7387 or Professor Chris Brown c.j.brown@lse.ac.uk o r 020 7955 7400.
For both posts, you will have made significant progress towards completing your PhD. Experience of university-level teaching in International Relations would be an advantage.
For a full application pack please see the instructions at http://www.lse.ac.uk/collections/recruitment/jobsAtLSE/CurrentVacanci es.htm on how to apply, job description, person specificat ion and the personal details form.
If you cannot download the packs, please email hr.recruit. support@lse.ac.uk or call 0207 955 6183. Please quote the relevant reference number.
Closing date for both posts is 21st June 2007. Regrettably, we are unable to accept any applications that are received after this date. Please ensure you provide 2 references in signed and sea led envelopes with your applications. Please note the following: Interviews for LSE Fellow in International Relations - International Political Economy, Ref: 08/06/TF will be held 5th July 2007. Interviews for LSE Fellow in International Relations, Ref: 09/06/TF will be held 3rd July 2007.
2 x LSE Fellowship in International Relations
Source: BISA List, Deadline: 15.06.2007.
London School of Economics and Political Science / Department of International Relations / 2 x LSE Fellowship in International Relations / Fixed term for 1 year A323,515 - A327,239 paThe International Relations Department at LSE wishes to appoint two LSE Fellows from 1 September 2007 to 31 August 2008. LSE Fellows also qualify for appropriate allowances to support research.
Post 1 - LSE Fellow in International Relations, International Political Economy, Ref: 08/06/TF
You will contribute to the teaching of International Political Economy at undergraduate and postgraduate level. A specialisation in the field of Economic Diplomacy (i.e. foreign economic policy-making) or the Politics of International Trade would be an advantage. For informal enquiries, please contact Mr Steve Woolcock on s.b.woolcock@lse.ac.uk or 020 7955 7696.
Post 2 - LSE Fellow in International Relations, Ref 09/0 6/TF
We are looking for contribution to any area of International Relations; again you would be expected to teach at undergraduate and postgraduate level. In this case the ability to teach Strategic Aspects of International Relations would be highly advantageous. For informal enquiries, please contact Professor Christopher Coker c.coker@lse.ac.uk or 02 0 7955 7387 or Professor Chris Brown c.j.brown@lse.ac.uk o r 020 7955 7400.
For both posts, you will have made significant progress towards completing your PhD. Experience of university-level teaching in International Relations would be an advantage.
For a full application pack please see the instructions at http://www.lse.ac.uk/collections/recruitment/jobsAtLSE/CurrentVacanci es.htm on how to apply, job description, person specificat ion and the personal details form.
If you cannot download the packs, please email hr.recruit. support@lse.ac.uk or call 0207 955 6183. Please quote the relevant reference number.
Closing date for both posts is 21st June 2007. Regrettably, we are unable to accept any applications that are received after this date. Please ensure you provide 2 references in signed and sea led envelopes with your applications. Please note the following: Interviews for LSE Fellow in International Relations - International Political Economy, Ref: 08/06/TF will be held 5th July 2007. Interviews for LSE Fellow in International Relations, Ref: 09/06/TF will be held 3rd July 2007.
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