You will have a 2.1 or above undergraduate degree in a relevant subject, whilst a Masters degree would also be an advantage. You should have a passion for pursuing original research in your subject area along with the desire to develop your teaching ability by supporting an experienced and dynamic undergraduate programme team.

Highly motivated, resilient and with the determination to succeed, you will be committed to undertaking a PhD and will possess strong written and oral communication skills along with excellent organisational skills.

Graduate Teaching Assistants hold a unique position in the University, being both registered postgraduate researchers (PGRs) and carrying out teaching/teaching support duties.

PGRs will be expected to:
Complete a programme of researcher development sessions.
Undertake tailored continuing researcher development.
Complete a programme of training in teaching in Higher Education.
Complete a PhD programme of research under the guidance of an appointed supervisory team.
Undertake up to six hours teaching a week as directed by the Head of Department.
Undertake up to nine hours per week of marking and preparation.
Enhance the research culture of the department in which they are located, and of the University as a whole, by participating in development activities including publication and presenting at conferences.

Reference: EHGT320-0822

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Deadline: 29th September 2022