Job Advertisement
- Job title: Assistant Professors in Political Science and Data Science x2
- Institution Name: Department of Political Science, Trinity College Dublin
- Deadline for applications: 12 Noon on 22nd January 2024
- Web link for further information: http://jobs.tcd.ie
Further information to be included if possible:
The Department of Political Science, School of Social Sciences and Philosophy is seeking to appoint two Assistant Professors in Political Science and Data Science, to commence on 1st September 2024.
The School wishes to make the appointment in the area of Political Science and Data Science. The area of specialization is open, but the Department has a preference for applicants active in research on text analysis, applied machine learning, and/or data science in the social sciences. Proficiency in programming in Python and/or R is expected. Desirable skills also include quantitative text analysis, image processing, network analysis, and/or statistical forecasting. The preferred candidates must also be able to teach courses in substantive areas of politics (e.g., comparative politics, international relations, political communication) of interest to undergraduate and postgraduate students. The ideal candidates will have an approach to research that complements the Department of Political Science’s existing strengths in comparative and institutional analysis.
The normal teaching load for an Assistant Professor in the department would be four semester-length modules per year. A single semester-length module normally requires 22 hours of FTF teaching. Assistant professors are also expected to do a certain amount of postgraduate research supervision and to contribute to the administration of the programme and/or the department more generally.
Both positions will be tenure-track positions.
Post status: 5 Year Fixed Term, Tenure Track Post
Hours of Work: Hours of work for academic staff are those as prescribed under Public Service Agreements. For further information please follow the link below:
http://www.tcd.ie/hr/assets/pdf/academic-hours-public-service-agreement.pdf
Salary: This appointment will be made on the Lecturer Full Salary Scale (€38,719 - €94,031 per annum) at a point in line with current Government pay policy. monthly/weekly payscales. (tcd.ie)
Application Information
Candidates must submit the following to http://jobs.tcd.ie:
- Full curriculum vitae to include the names and contact details of 3 referees.
- Cover letter – 2 x A4 pages maximum.
- Teaching statement (summarizing teaching experience and approach – 2xA4 pages maximum).
- Materials in support of demonstrating teaching experience and excellence, such as student evaluations of modules taught, teaching awards, etc, where available.
- List of publications (but no need to include the publications themselves).
- Writing Sample
- Research plan (summarizing research to be carried out in the next three years– 2xA4 pages maximum)
Please Note: Candidates who do not submit the requested information will not be considered for shortlisting.
Applications will only be accepted by applying online through the Trinity Jobs Portal.
Further Information
Informal enquiries about this post should be made to Professor Peter Stone at pstone@tcd.iemailto:pstone@tcd.ie
Application queries about this post, please email Frédérique Roy-Boulet, Recruitment Partner at royboulf@tcd.iemailto:royboulf@tcd.ie and include the Competition ID number in the subject heading.
- Job title: Assistant Professors in Political Science and Data Science x2
- Institution Name: Department of Political Science, Trinity College Dublin
- Deadline for applications: 12 Noon on 22nd January 2024
- Web link for further information: http://jobs.tcd.ie
Further information to be included if possible:
The Department of Political Science, School of Social Sciences and Philosophy is seeking to appoint two Assistant Professors in Political Science and Data Science, to commence on 1st September 2024.
The School wishes to make the appointment in the area of Political Science and Data Science. The area of specialization is open, but the Department has a preference for applicants active in research on text analysis, applied machine learning, and/or data science in the social sciences. Proficiency in programming in Python and/or R is expected. Desirable skills also include quantitative text analysis, image processing, network analysis, and/or statistical forecasting. The preferred candidates must also be able to teach courses in substantive areas of politics (e.g., comparative politics, international relations, political communication) of interest to undergraduate and postgraduate students. The ideal candidates will have an approach to research that complements the Department of Political Science’s existing strengths in comparative and institutional analysis.
The normal teaching load for an Assistant Professor in the department would be four semester-length modules per year. A single semester-length module normally requires 22 hours of FTF teaching. Assistant professors are also expected to do a certain amount of postgraduate research supervision and to contribute to the administration of the programme and/or the department more generally.
Both positions will be tenure-track positions.
Post status: 5 Year Fixed Term, Tenure Track Post
Hours of Work: Hours of work for academic staff are those as prescribed under Public Service Agreements. For further information please follow the link below:
http://www.tcd.ie/hr/assets/pdf/academic-hours-public-service-agreement.pdf
Salary: This appointment will be made on the Lecturer Full Salary Scale (€38,719 - €94,031 per annum) at a point in line with current Government pay policy. monthly/weekly payscales. (tcd.ie)
Application Information
Candidates must submit the following to http://jobs.tcd.ie:
- Full curriculum vitae to include the names and contact details of 3 referees.
- Cover letter – 2 x A4 pages maximum.
- Teaching statement (summarizing teaching experience and approach – 2xA4 pages maximum).
- Materials in support of demonstrating teaching experience and excellence, such as student evaluations of modules taught, teaching awards, etc, where available.
- List of publications (but no need to include the publications themselves).
- Writing Sample
- Research plan (summarizing research to be carried out in the next three years– 2xA4 pages maximum)
Please Note: Candidates who do not submit the requested information will not be considered for shortlisting.
Applications will only be accepted by applying online through the Trinity Jobs Portal.
Further Information
Informal enquiries about this post should be made to Professor Peter Stone at pstone@tcd.iemailto:pstone@tcd.ie
Application queries about this post, please email Frédérique Roy-Boulet, Recruitment Partner at royboulf@tcd.iemailto:royboulf@tcd.ie and include the Competition ID number in the subject heading.
- PhD title: PhD Studentship Political Science
- Institution Name: Department of Political Science, Trinity College Dublin
- Deadline for applications: 1st April 2024
- Web link for further information: https://www.tcd.ie/Political_Science/assets/pdfs/Postgraduate/PhD_studentships_2024-25.pdf
Further information to be included if possible:
SCHOLARSHIP FOR PHD STUDY IN POLITICAL SCIENCE
The Department of Political Science invites applications for four-year fully funded PhD studentships at Trinity College Dublin. Application for financial support is automatically considered as part of the normal admissions process. The Department typically provides financial support in the form of tuition grants, stipends, teaching and research assistantships, and support for postgraduate conference and research travel.
Our four-year doctoral programme is designed to give students the highest level of training to become scholars at the forefront of the discipline. Most of our Ph.D. graduates have gone on to careers in research and teaching at established universities, while others have gone on to careers in government and business. Recently completed dissertations and job placement of graduates can be found herehttps://www.tcd.ie/Political_Science/programmes/postgraduate/phd-programme/former-students/post-1995/index.php.
The Department of Political Science at Trinity is one of Europe’s leading centres for political research. It is invariably ranked the number 1 Politics department in Ireland in QS and THE evaluations, and in QS in particular it is characteristically in the top 20 in Europe and often in the top 50 worldwide. Since 2015, current members of its academic staff have published in a wide range of leading journals, including (to name only a few) American Political Science Review, British Journal of Political Science, Journal of Politics, and Comparative Political Studies. Members of the Department have also published prize-winning monographs in leading academic presses (e.g., Oxford University Press) and several members hold substantial external grants from the European Commission and other European research councils.
In addition, the Department is involved in the Dublin School of Social Sciences, which provides graduate training in collaboration with University College Dublin. The doctoral programme is designed to impart substantive knowledge about politics, and to train students in the techniques, including quantitative methods, necessary to recognize, design and implement cutting-edge research. The writing of a dissertation of original research follows a rigorous training in how to design and conduct research.
Applications are particularly welcome from students who wish to conduct research in areas in which the Department has particular research strengths:
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Comparative European Politics -
Political institutions -
Legislative politics -
European Union politics and policies, incl. the European Court of Justice -
The politics of international law (incl. international human rights and WTO dispute settlement) -
Irish politics -
African politics -
Russian and postcommunist politics -
Authoritarian politics -
Electoral systems and political parties -
Public opinion and political participation -
Political psychology -
Environmental politics, incl. politics of climate change -
International conflict and security -
Political theory -
Quantitative text analysis
Prospective students are encouraged to consult the webpages of members of staffhttps://www.tcd.ie/Political_Science/about/people/ to check if staff research interests match their proposed projects. General enquiries may be directed to the Ph.D. Director, Alexander Held (helda@tcd.iemailto:helda@tcd.ie). Further details of the Ph.D. programme can be found herehttps://www.tcd.ie/Political_Science/programmes/postgraduate/phd-programme/.
The deadline for applications to the doctoral programme for entry in September 2024 is 1 April 2024. All applications must be made via the online applications systemhttps://my.tcd.ie/urd/sits.urd/run/siw_ipp_lgn.login?process=siw_ipp_app&code1=DPSSP-POLS-1F09&code2=0015. For details concerning the application process, please see our FAQ page.https://www.tcd.ie/Political_Science/programmes/postgraduate/phd-programme/faqs/
Contact information:
Alexander Held
Ph.D. Director
Department of Political Science
Trinity College Dublin
3 College Green, Dublin 2
- Job title: Assistant Professor in Political Science and Qualitative Methods
- Institution Name: Department of Political Science, Trinity College Dublin
- Deadline for applications: 12 Noon 4th March 2024
- Web link for further information: http://jobs.tcd.ie
Further information to be included if possible:
To view the full job description please click on the link in the Further Information section. (Please note that this attachment is available in a number of different formats, upon request.)
The Department of Political Science, School of Social Sciences and Philosophy is seeking to appoint an Assistant Professor in Political Science and Qualitative Methods, to commence on 1st September 2024. This is a tenure-track position.
The School wishes to make the appointment in the area of Political Science and Qualitative Methods. The area of specialization is open, but the preferred candidate should be able to teach modules in qualitative research methods (including case studies, process tracing, and interviews). The preferred candidate must also be able to teach courses in substantive areas of politics (e.g., comparative politics, international relations, political communication) of interest to undergraduate and postgraduate students. The ideal candidates will have an approach to research that complements the Department of Political Science’s existing strengths in comparative and institutional analysis.
The normal teaching load for an Assistant Professor in the department would be four semester-length modules per year. A single semester-length module normally requires 22 hours of FTF teaching. Assistant professors are also expected to do a certain amount of postgraduate research supervision and to contribute to the administration of the programme and/or the department more generally.
Post status: 5 Year Fixed Term, Tenure Track Post
Hours of Work: Hours of work for academic staff are those as prescribed under Public Service Agreements. For further information please follow the link below:
http://www.tcd.ie/hr/assets/pdf/academic-hours-public-service-agreement.pdf
Salary: This appointment will be made on the Lecturer Full Salary Scale (€38,719 - €94,031 per annum) at a point in line with current Government pay policy. monthly/weekly payscales. (tcd.ie)
Application Information
Candidates must submit the following to http://jobs.tcd.ie:
Full curriculum vitae to include the names and contact details of 3 referees.
Cover letter – 2 x A4 pages maximum.
Teaching statement (summarizing teaching experience and approach – 2xA4 pages maximum).
Materials in support of demonstrating teaching experience and excellence, such as student evaluations of modules taught, teaching awards, etc, where available.
List of publications (but no need to include the publications themselves).
Writing Sample
Research plan (summarizing research to be carried out in the next three years– 2xA4 pages maximum)
Please Note: Candidates who do not submit the requested information will not be considered for shortlisting.
Applications will only be accepted by applying online through the Trinity Jobs Portal.
Further Information
Informal enquiries about this post should be made to Professor Peter Stone at pstone@tcd.ie
Application queries about this post, please email Frédérique Roy-Boulet, Recruitment Partner at royboulf@tcd.ie and include the Competition ID number in the subject heading.
Please see the Job Description below for this position.
At Trinity, we are committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion. Trinity welcomes applications from all individuals, including those applicants with disabilities, those who may have had non-traditional career paths, those who have taken time out for reasons including family or caring responsibilities. We also welcome international applicants including those whom have been displaced due to war.
We are ranked 3rd in the world for gender equality (Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2020) and we hold an Athena SWAN Bronze award, recognising our work to advance gender equality. The University is actively pursuing a Silver level award, which it has committed to achieving by 2025. Trinity is committed to supporting the work-life balance and to creating a family-friendly working environment.
- Job title: Assistant Professor in Irish Politics
- Institution Name: Department of Political Science, Trinity College Dublin
- Deadline for applications: 12 Noon 19th March 2024
- Web link for further information: http://jobs.tcd.ie
Further information to be included if possible:
The Department of Political Science, School of Social Sciences and Philosophy is seeking to appoint an Assistant Professor in Irish Politics, to commence on 1st September 2024. This is a tenure-track position.
The School wishes to make the appointment in the area of comparative politics, with a particular ability to research and teach in the politics of Ireland. The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate outstanding excellence in teaching and have experience in teaching as lead instructor for a variety of modules. The successful candidate should be able to teach and supervise undergraduate and masters-level dissertation topics in various areas of political science, as well as to contribute flexibly across the range of the Department’s teaching needs. The successful candidate will have an active research agenda/publication strategy as well as an approach to research that complements the Department of Political Science’s existing strengths in comparative and institutional analysis.
The normal teaching load for an Assistant Professor in the department would be four semester-length modules per year. A single semester-length module normally requires 22 hours of FTF teaching. Assistant professors are also expected to do a certain amount of postgraduate research supervision and to contribute to the administration of the programme and/or the department more generally.
Post status: 5 Year Fixed Term, Tenure Track Contract
Hours of Post: Hours of work for academic staff are those as prescribed under Public Service Agreements. For further information please follow the link below:
http://www.tcd.ie/hr/assets/pdf/academic-hours-public-service-agreement.pdf
Salary: This appointment will be made on the Lecturer Full Salary Scale (€38,719 - €94,031 per annum) at a point in line with current Government pay policy. monthly/weekly payscales. (tcd.ie)
How to apply:
Candidates must submit the following to http://jobs.tcd.ie:
- Full curriculum vitae to include the names and contact details of 3 referees.
- Cover letter – 2 x A4 pages maximum.
- Teaching statement (summarizing teaching experience and approach – 2xA4 pages maximum).
- Materials in support of demonstrating teaching experience and excellence, such as student evaluations of modules taught, teaching awards, etc, where available.
- List of publications (but no need to include the publications themselves).
- Writing Sample
- Research plan (summarizing research to be carried out in the next three years– 2xA4 pages maximum)
Please Note: Candidates who do not submit the requested information will not be considered for shortlisting.
Application will only be accepted by applying online through the Trinity Jobs Portal.
Further Information: Informal enquiries about this post should be made to Professor Peter Stone at pstone@tcd.iemailto:pstone@tcd.ie
Application queries about this post, please email Frédérique Roy-Boulet, Recruitment Partner at royboulf@tcd.iemailto:royboulf@tcd.ie and include the Competition ID number in the subject heading.
At Trinity, we are committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion. Trinity welcomes applications from all individuals, including those applicants with disabilities, those who may have had non-traditional career paths, those who have taken time out for reasons including family or caring responsibilities. We also welcome international applicants including those whom have been displaced due to war.
We are ranked 3rd in the world for gender equality (Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2020) and we hold an Athena SWAN Bronze award, recognising our work to advance gender equality. The University is actively pursuing a Silver level award, which it has committed to achieving by 2025. Trinity is committed to supporting the work-life balance and to creating a family-friendly working environment.
- Job title: Assistant Professor in Political Science and Asian Politics
- Institution Name: Department of Political Science, Trinity College Dublin
- Deadline for applications: 12 Noon 5th April 2024
- Web link for further information: http://jobs.tcd.ie
Further information to be included if possible:
The Department of Political Science, School of Social Sciences and Philosophy is seeking to appoint an Assistant Professor in Political Science and Asian Politics, to commence on 1st September 2024. This is a tenure-track position.
The School wishes to make the appointment in the area of Asian politics. The successful candidate will study some aspect of Asian politics, with the specific subregion (East Asia, South Asia, etc.) being open. Applications are welcome from the subfields of either comparative politics or international relations. The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate outstanding excellence in teaching and have experience in teaching as lead instructor for a variety of modules. The successful candidate should be able to teach and supervise undergraduate and masters-level dissertation topics in various areas of political science, as well as to contribute flexibly across the range of the Department’s teaching needs. The successful candidate will have an active research agenda/publication strategy in Asian politics as well as an approach to research that complements the Department of Political Science’s existing strengths in comparative and institutional analysis. An ability to teach courses in research methods and/or research design at both undergraduate and postgraduate/MSc level is highly desirable.
The normal teaching load for an Assistant Professor in the department would be four semester-length modules per year. A single semester-length module normally requires 22 hours of FTF teaching. Assistant professors are also expected to do a certain amount of postgraduate research supervision and to contribute to the administration of the programme and/or the department more generally.
Post status: Five Year Fixed Term, Tenure Track
Hours of Post: Hours of work for academic staff are those as prescribed under Public Service Agreements. For further information please follow: http://www.tcd.ie/hr/assets/pdf/academic-hours-public-service-agreement.pdf
Salary: Appointment will be made on the Lecturer Salary Scale (109BN) commensurate with qualifications / experience and in line with Public Sector Pay Policy (€39,469 –€95,441 per annum) https://www.tcd.ie/hr/assets/pdf/monthly-academic.pdf
Application Information
Candidates must submit the following to http://jobs.tcd.ie:
- Full curriculum vitae to include the names and contact details of 3 referees.
- Cover letter – 2 x A4 pages maximum.
- Teaching statement (summarizing teaching experience and approach – 2xA4 pages maximum).
-
Materials in support of demonstrating teaching experience and excellence, such as student evaluations of modules taught, teaching awards, etc, where available. - List of publications (but no need to include the publications themselves).
- Writing Sample
-
Research plan (summarizing research to be carried out in the next three years– 2xA4 pages maximum)
Please Note: Candidates who do not submit the requested information will not be considered for shortlisting.
Application will only be accepted by applying online through the Trinity Jobs Portal.
Further Information:
Informal enquiries about this post should be made to Professor Peter Stone at pstone@tcd.iemailto:pstone@tcd.ie
Application queries about this post, please email Frederique Roy-Boulet, Recruitment Partner at E: royboulf@tcd.iemailto:royboulf@tcd.ie and include the Competition ID number in the subject heading.
At Trinity, we are committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion. Trinity welcomes applications from all individuals, including those applicants with disabilities, those who may have had non-traditional career paths, those who have taken time out for reasons including family or caring responsibilities. We also welcome international applicants including those whom have been displaced due to war.
We are ranked 3rd in the world for gender equality (Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2020) and we hold an Athena SWAN Bronze award, recognising our work to advance gender equality. The University is actively pursuing a Silver level award, which it has committed to achieving by 2025. Trinity is committed to supporting the work-life balance and to creating a family-friendly working environment.
- Job title: Teaching Fellow in Political Theory
- Institution Name: Department of Political Science, Trinity College Dublin
- Deadline for applications: 5pm Thursday 2nd May 2024
- Web link for further information: http://jobs.tcd.ie
Further information to be included if possible:
The Department of Political Science, School of Social Sciences and Philosophy is seeking to appoint a Teaching Fellow in Political Theory, to commence on 1st August 2024.
The Department of Political Science wishes to make a Teaching Fellow appointment with a special focus on contributing to the development of our undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in political theory. In particular, this includes supervision of advanced research projects to be completed by an increasing number of undergraduate students in Political Science, as well as further developing the quality of our research-led undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. The Teaching Fellow should also be prepared to teach modules in at least one other subfield of Political Science.
The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate strong experience in teaching and have experience in teaching as teaching assistant or lead instructor for a variety of modules. The successful candidate should be able to teach and supervise undergraduate and masters-level dissertation topics in political theory, as well as to contribute flexibly across the range of the Department’s teaching needs. The successful candidate will have an active research agenda in political theory as well as an ability to engage with research in other subfields.
The normal teaching load for a Teaching Fellow in the department would be six semester-length modules per year. A single semester-length module normally requires 22 hours of FTF teaching. Teaching Fellows may also be expected to contribute to postgraduate research supervision at an appropriate level.
Appointment will be made on a fixed term contract with the expected duration of 3 years.
About Trinity:
Trinity is Ireland’s leading university and is ranked 81st in the world (QS World University Rankings 2024). Founded in 1592, the University is steeped in history with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation, which has been inspiring generations of thinkers for over 400 years. Trinity College Dublin- an introduction
Post status: 3 Year Fixed Term Contract
Salary: This appointment will be made on the Teaching Fellow Salary Scale (€38,719 - €50,886 per annum) at a point in line with current Government pay policy. monthly/weekly payscales. (tcd.ie)
Hours: Hours of work for academic staff are those as prescribed under Public Service Agreements. For further information please following link below: http://www.tcd.ie/hr/assets/pdf/academic-hours-public-service-agreement.pdf
Application Procedure
Candidates should submit the following documentation via email to Lorraine Ivers at recruit.polsci.sssp@tcd.iemailto:recruit.polsci.sssp@tcd.ie indicating “Teaching Fellow in Political Theory” in the subject line by 5 pm, Thursday, 2 May 2024.
- Cover letter – 1 x A4 pages maximum
- A full curriculum vitae.
- Names, affiliation, and contact details of 2 referees (with their email addresses included);
- Teaching statement (summarising teaching experience and approach – 1 x A4 pages maximum)
Please Note: Candidates who do not submit the requested information will not be considered for shortlisting.
At Trinity, we are committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion. Trinity welcomes applications from all individuals, including those applicants with disabilities, those who may have had non-traditional career paths, those who have taken time out for reasons including family or caring responsibilities. We also welcome international applicants including those whom have been displaced due to war.
Trinity College Dublin is Ireland’s premier University. We are an EU Sustainable Gender Equality Champion and we hold an Athena Swan Silver award, recognising our ongoing work to advance gender equality both within Trinity and in the Higher Education sector. Trinity is committed to supporting work-life balance and to creating a family-friendly working environment.
- Job title: Teaching Fellow in International Relations
- Institution Name: Department of Political Science, Trinity College Dublin
- Deadline for applications: 5pm Thursday 2nd May 2024
- Web link for further information: http://jobs.tcd.ie
Further information to be included if possible:
The Department of Political Science, School of Social Sciences and Philosophy is seeking to appoint a Teaching Fellow in International Relations, to commence on 1st August 2024.
The Department of Political Science wishes to make a Teaching Fellow appointment with a special focus on contributing to the development of our undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in international relations. In particular, this includes supervision of advanced research projects to be completed by an increasing number of undergraduate students in Political Science, as well as further developing the quality of our research-led undergraduate and postgraduate teaching. The Teaching Fellow should also be prepared to teach, or to contribute to teaching, modules in research design and/or quantitative research methods.
The successful candidate will be able to demonstrate strong experience in teaching and have experience in teaching as teaching assistant or lead instructor for a variety of modules. The successful candidate should be able to teach and supervise undergraduate and masters-level dissertation topics in international relations, as well as to contribute flexibly across the range of the Department’s teaching needs. The successful candidate will have an active research agenda in international relations as well as an approach to research that complements the Department of Political Science’s existing strengths in comparative and institutional analysis. An ability to teach modules in research design at both undergraduate and postgraduate/MSc level is highly desirable.
The normal teaching load for a Teaching Fellow in the department would be six semester-length modules per year. A single semester-length module normally requires 22 hours of FTF teaching. Teaching Fellows may also be expected to contribute to postgraduate research supervision at an appropriate level.
Appointment will be made on a fixed term contract with the expected duration of 3 years.
About Trinity:
Trinity is Ireland’s leading university and is ranked 81st in the world (QS World University Rankings 2024). Founded in 1592, the University is steeped in history with a reputation for excellence in education, research, and innovation, which has been inspiring generations of thinkers for over 400 years. Trinity College Dublin- an introduction
Post status: 3 Year Fixed Term Contract
Salary: This appointment will be made on the Teaching Fellow Salary Scale (€38,719 - €50,886 per annum) at a point in line with current Government pay policy. monthly/weekly payscales. (tcd.ie)
Hours: Hours of work for academic staff are those as prescribed under Public Service Agreements. For further information please following link below: http://www.tcd.ie/hr/assets/pdf/academic-hours-public-service-agreement.pdf
Application Procedure
Candidates should submit the following documentation via email to Lorraine Ivers at recruit.polsci.sssp@tcd.ie indicating “Teaching Fellow in Political Theory” in the subject line by 5 pm, Thursday, 2 May 2024.
- Cover letter – 1 x A4 pages maximum
- A full curriculum vitae.
- Names, affiliation, and contact details of 2 referees (with their email addresses included);
- Teaching statement (summarising teaching experience and approach – 1 x A4 pages maximum)
Please Note: Candidates who do not submit the requested information will not be considered for shortlisting.
At Trinity, we are committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion. Trinity welcomes applications from all individuals, including those applicants with disabilities, those who may have had non-traditional career paths, those who have taken time out for reasons including family or caring responsibilities. We also welcome international applicants including those whom have been displaced due to war.
Trinity College Dublin is Ireland’s premier University. We are an EU Sustainable Gender Equality Champion and we hold an Athena Swan Silver award, recognising our ongoing work to advance gender equality both within Trinity and in the Higher Education sector. Trinity is committed to supporting work-life balance and to creating a family-friendly working environment.