[Commlist] Lecturer in Digital Politics

Lectureship in Digital Politics, full time, permanent contract. We have 
a small but growing and very exciting area of digital politics: two 
Masters programmes, a PHD programme, annual online winter and summer 
schools and even a blog supported by our student interns 
https://digitalpoliticsmanmet.bloggi.co/ 
<https://digitalpoliticsmanmet.bloggi.co/>

Further details below and here: 
https://manmetjobs.mmu.ac.uk/.../lectur.../4677/description/ 
<https://manmetjobs.mmu.ac.uk/jobs/vacancy/lecturer-digital-politics-4682-manchester-all-saints-campus/4677/description/?fbclid=IwAR1JCaxOiIqBkkfzbNkw4aI9xyXO5wm-kl8MxM_hkw0ekLg3F7_hj1G9x6s>

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This is a 1.0 fte permanent lectureship in Digital Politics. Digital 
Politics is an area of growing strength for the department of History, 
Politics and Philosophy at Manchester Met and the successful applicant 
will join our expanding  team to teach units on digital politics and 
political communication on the MA in International Relations and Global 
Communications, the MSc Digital Society, and our undergraduate 
programmes. Other responsibilities will include the supervision of 
undergraduate and postgraduate dissertations and acting as a personal 
tutor. The successful candidate for this post will be an expert on the 
impact of digital technologies on contemporary politics and/or 
international relations. The ability to teach quantitative research 
methods is also desirable, though not essential.  You will hold a good 
first degree and a doctorate in a relevant subject  area.

The Faculty of Arts and Humanities at Manchester Metropolitan University 
is a unique environment where Humanities, Languages and Social Sciences 
sit alongside the Manchester School of Art and the Manchester Fashion 
Institute. Student experience is at the heart of everything we do. We 
are proud to offer state-of-the-art facilities, including digital and 
technical workshops, studios and gallery spaces designed to enhance 
learning and collaboration.

Situated within the Arts & Humanities Faculty, The Department of 
History, Politics and Philosophy brings together the expertise of over 
50  academic staff. The Politics and International Relations team are a 
highly professional and collegiate group who have been proactive in 
establishing innovative programmes of study to serve the needs of a 300+ 
undergraduate and postgraduate student population. Our staff have a 
variety of research specialisms beyond digital politics including US 
foreign policy, the EU, political philosophy, civil society and social 
movement studies, energy politics, and critical approaches to 
international relations.

It is expected that the post-holder will join and make a contribution to 
one of the Faculty's research centres, ideally the Research Centre for 
Applied Social Science (RCASS). The successful candidate should 
accordingly have a successful research record commensurate with their 
career stage.

The anticipated start date for the successful applicant is August 2022.


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