[Commlist] Vacancy: Lecturer in Broadcast Journalism

London Metropolitan University is seeking to hire a Lecturer in 
Television Journalism for a 0.8 permanent post (four days a week). The 
job spec, application and information about how to apply can be found 
here: 
https://iaetme.fa.ocs.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/CandidateExperience/en/sites/Standard/requisitions/preview/37/?mode=location 
<https://iaetme.fa.ocs.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/CandidateExperience/en/sites/Standard/requisitions/preview/37/?mode=location>

Job Description
You will take responsibility for much of the Broadcast Journalism 
provision in the Journalism area, concentrating mainly on television.
You will have worked as a broadcast journalist in industry and be 
appropriately qualified and will have experience of higher education 
teaching, knowledge of and ability to use various and 
journalism-related hardware and software equipment and 
packages, especially audio-visual and related ones. You will be skilled 
and experienced in using audio-visual equipment including but not 
restricted to cameras, sound equipment and mixing and editing equipment.
Please note: We are looking for a journalist who can shoot and edit 
their own TV packages, and who is capable of teaching those skills to 
students. We are NOT looking for someone who only has experience as a 
news editor, directing editorial content.
You will also be familiar with multiplatform production and have 
some knowledge and experience of the media, and creative industries 
sectors and will have been engaged in some research and/or 
creative practice in these sectors.
You will additionally be involved in a range of other activities in 
the area, both within the university and in liaison with its various 
partners. As well as Broadcast Journalism, these activities will include 
general journalistic study, teaching, analysis and production of various 
sorts.Experience and knowledge relating to various types of contemporary 
communications (political, marketing, social media etc) would be 
beneficial in this role.
You will make a significant teaching contribution and will teach on 
undergraduate and potentially postgraduate courses, the extended degree 
in Journalism and other cognate and developing courses as appropriate.
Beyond this, you will have some 
knowledge of journalistic theory and practice in one 
or more of the following areas as well as having an ability to 
contribute to all of them: package creation, reporting, writing, media 
law, social media journalism, political journalism, data journalism, 
arts journalism, fashion journalism and more.
Interviews due to be held in week commencing 22 July 2024.

Please direct any informal inquiries to Journalism Course Leader Wendy 
Sloane, (w.sloane /at/ londonmet.ac.uk).


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