[ecrea] Lectureship in Journalism, Politics and Communication in Journalism, Politics and Communication

New full time and permanent post here at Sheffield:

http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/BBD751/lecturer-in-journalism-politics-and-communication/

Closing date June 5.

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Lecturer in Journalism, Politics and Communication
University of Sheffield - Department of Journalism Studies
Location: 	Sheffield
Salary: 	Please see details below
Hours: 	Full Time
Contract Type: 	Permanent
Placed on: 	5th May 2017
Closes: 	5th June 2017
Job Ref: 	UOS016132

Salary: Grade 8, £39,324 to £46,924 per annum (pro-rata), with potential 
to progress to £52,793

Summary:

The Department of Journalism Studies is one of the major journalism 
research and teaching establishments in the UK. We are committed to a 
teaching and research programme that takes an increasingly 
interdisciplinary approach to the fields of journalism, politics, 
communication and digital media.

The department now wishes to expand its existing expertise in 
journalism, politics, communication and digital media to deepen 
exploration of these areas as they relate to journalism. We seek a new 
member of staff, at Lecturer level, with a research track record of the 
highest standard to develop the interface between the study of 
journalism, and these areas. The post will complement our existing 
industry accredited public administration provision and the specialised 
political and public communication research and teaching which already 
exists in the department.

We are seeking excellence in both teaching and research. You will make a 
major contribution to developing the research culture within the 
department through the newly formed Communication, Media and Journalism 
research group (CMJ), and play a central role in the Department’s 
Research Strategy through delivery of high quality research publications 
and the development of research funding bids. You will play a key role 
in maintaining the department’s high standard of teaching through 
devising, designing, preparing, and delivering innovative teaching 
programmes that draw on the areas of journalism, politics, communication 
and digital media. You will be expected to demonstrate an interest in 
and engage with vocational elements of our provision in innovative ways 
that draw on your research strengths. You will work collaboratively with 
other staff inside and outside the department and be able to demonstrate 
an innovative approach to understanding, researching and teaching the 
ways that journalism intersects with politics, communication and digital 
media. You will have or be working towards a PhD in a relevant 
discipline (or have equivalent qualifications / experience).

This is an open ended full time post.

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