[ecrea] JOB Popular Music Studies, Newcastle University.

We're delighted to be recruiting a new colleague in Contemporary and 
Popular Music, full-time, permanent. Please see more details at 
http://www.ncl.ac.uk/vacancies/jobs/.

Lecturer in Contemporary and Popular Music

Ref	B858A (SACS)
Faculty/Services	Humanities & Social Sciences
Department	School of Arts & Cultures
Job Type	Academic (non-clinical)
Hours of Work	Full time

Salary:  Grade F £33,242  - £37,394

Grade G £38,511 - £45,954, with potential progression to £51,702

Closing Date: 21 June 2015

Newcastle University’s School of Arts and Cultures is responding to the 
expansion of popular music studies in ICMuS with the appointment of a 
Lecturer in Popular and Contemporary Music. Based in ICMuS, you should 
be enthusiastic about dealing with a diversity of interests in popular 
music, particularly of the Anglophone world.
We are looking for someone able to engage with the diversity of our 
student body and who will teach practice-based and/or musicological 
modules in popular music, ideally combining creativity with critical and 
intellectual rigour.

You will teach and administer popular music modules, and will supervise 
undergraduate, masters and doctoral students. You will also perform some 
administrative duties, in a team that includes ethnomusicologists, 
composers, cultural theorists, contemporary music practitioners and 
analysts. ICMuS has consistently achieved excellent RAE/REF results, and 
is committed to the delivery of an outstanding student experience.

You will be expected to show evidence of existing and planned research 
outputs in musicological and/or practice-based fields, and to 
demonstrate a clear research trajectory that will contribute to a 
successful future REF submission.

This position is full time and open-ended.

Informal enquiries concerning the position can be made to Professor 
Agustín Fernández, Head of Music, telephone 0191 208 7636 or 
(agustin.fernandez /at/ newcastle.ac.uk).

Newcastle University values diversity and is committed to recruiting and 
supporting staff and students from all sectors of society.

http://www.ncl.ac.uk/vacancies/jobs/


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