Lecturer in Classics (LTS)New

The University of Glasgow is seeking to appoint a Lecturer in Classics (Learning, Teaching & Scholarship Track) within the School of Humanities. This post is part time (21 hours per week – 0.6 Whole Time Equivalent) and fixed term for up to 10 months from 1st September 2025 until 30th June 2026.

The successful candidate will contribute to the delivery of an excellent student experience by contributing to teaching, assessment and administration processes associated with undergraduate and postgraduate programmes and to undertake scholarship to enhance learning and teaching in Classics in the School of Humanities.

To contribute to the delivery of an excellent student experience by contributing to teaching, assessment and administration processes associated with undergraduate and postgraduate programmes and to undertake scholarship to enhance learning and teaching in Classics in the School of Humanities.

• Deliver a range of teaching, supervision and assessment activities across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes within Classics.
• Carry out course administration within required timescales ensuring effective communication of information, in particular assessment requirements and criteria and timely and constructive feedback on assessment.
• Contribute to the on-going development and design of the curriculum in a manner that supports a research-led and scholarly approach to student learning and assessment in Classics.
• Make effective use of learning technologies to support and enhance course delivery, course organisation, feedback and assessment. This may involve blended and/or online provision.
• Ensure an inclusive and evidence-based approach to facilitating learning in a range of face to face and potentially online delivery formats such as tutorials, lectures, problem based learning, that promotes student participation and learning outcome attainment.
• Engage in scholarship by undertaking methodologically rigorous, educationally relevant, enquiries into student learning and disseminate evidence to enhance your own, and potentially others’, teaching practices.
• Attend and participate in appropriate seminars and conferences to support research-led teaching, scholarship and/or professional practice in your disciplinary area.
• Develop effective working relationships with students and, in partnership with relevant student services teams, respond appropriately to the diverse range of learning approaches and learner needs.
• Develop relationships with external stakeholders in support of knowledge exchange, public understanding and appropriate forms of outreach such as widening access.
• Participate in local, and potentially overseas, activities associated with student recruitment (e.g. open days), orientation and induction and other School and University initiatives such as support for student transitions, employability and student mobility as appropriate.
• Engage in continuing professional development activities as appropriate.
• Undertake any other reasonable duties as required by the Head of Subject/School.

• A1 Scottish Credit and Qualification Framework level 12 (PhD) or equivalent in Classics or a closely-related discipline and relevant teaching experience.
• A2 Sufficient breadth and depth of knowledge in Classics and of teaching methods and techniques to work within the subject area.
• A3 Up-to-date knowledge and specialist understanding in the field with an ability to engage the interest and enthusiasm of students to inspire learning and to provide pastoral care to students within the subject area.

• C1 Ability to communicate material of a specialist or highly technical nature and to be effective both orally and in writing at a level appropriate to the activity.
• C2 Sufficient knowledge of Greek and Roman literature to teach on specific Honours courses, viz. CLASSIC4024 Homer and his Readers (Homeric epics and their ancient reception) and CLASSIC4094 Love & War: Poetry at the End of the Roman Republic, and more broadly to be able to teach introductory and specialist Classics courses and supervise undergraduate and postgraduate dissertations in this area.
• C3 Sufficient knowledge of Latin to be able to teach it from beginner’s to advanced level.
• C4 Thorough knowledge and ability to apply policy, practice and procedures including broader University/sector/external (e.g. commercial) awareness.

• E1 Experience of planning and progressing work activities within professional guidelines or organisational policy, applying initiative and independent judgement.
• E2 Proven commitment to supporting the career development of colleagues and to other forms of collegiality appropriate to the career stage.

• F1 Experience of designing and running taught courses.
• F2 Experience of participating in and/or leading team-taught teaching.
• F3 Experience of teaching courses within the broad area of Greek and Roman literature.
• F4 Experience of teaching Latin.

Salary will be Grade 7, £40,497 - £45,413 per annum, pro rata. This post is part time (21 hours per week – 0.6 Whole Time Equivalent) and fixed term for up to 10 months from 1st September 2025 until 30th June 2026.

As a valued member of our team, you can expect:

• A warm welcoming and engaging organisational culture, where your talents are developed and nurtured, and success is celebrated and shared.
• An excellent employment package with generous terms and conditions including 41 days of leave for full time staff, pension, benefits and discount packages.
• A flexible approach to working.
• A commitment to support your health and wellbeing, including a free 6-month UofG Sport membership for all new staff joining the University.

We believe that we can only reach our full potential through the talents of all. Equality, diversity and inclusion are at the heart of our values. Applications are particularly welcome from across our communities and in particular people from the Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) community, and other protected characteristics who are under-represented within the University.

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