Medieval History
The Faculty is seeking to appoint a part-time (0.6 FTE) Network Facilitator in the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic with effect from 1 August 2012, or as soon as possible thereafter, for 15 months. The appointee will assist the Principal Investigator on the Leverhulme Trust-funded International Network ?Converting the Isles? in the smooth running of the logistical and academic elements of the Network. The Network will consist of three colloquia and up to two workshops held in various locations within and outside Cambridge, dissemination of their proceedings via a website, blogs and podcasts, a number of associated outreach activities, and will culminate in two edited volumes for publication.
Further particulars available here. The closing date is 15 June 2012.
- Literacy, Memory And The Conversion Of The Isles
Dr Brittany Schorn writes: Literacy, Memory and the Conversion of the IslesNovember 2-4, 2012 University College Dublin The Leverhulme Trust Converting the Isles network, based in ASNC, looks forward to our next colloquium this week at University...
- Notices
Reminder: Network Facilitator Post, deadline 15 June. Details here. Last chance to register for the ASNC Open Day on 27th June. Closing date for registration: 14 June. Details here. ...
- Conversion And Social Change
Dr Roy Flechner writes: On 12 May the International Research Network 'Converting the Isles' held its second colloquium in Cambridge, entitled 'Conversion to Christianity and Social Change in the Insular World'. The colloquium consisted...
- Converting Landscapes
Registration is open for the Leverhulme Trust Converting the Isles Network colloquium on 'Converting Landscapes', to be held at Bangor University on 22-23 March. Speakers include Elizabeth O'Brien, Adrián Maldonado, Tomás Ó Carragáin,...
- Temporary Lectureship In Scandinavian History Of The Medieval Period
TEMPORARY LECTURESHIP IN SCANDINAVIAN HISTORY OF THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Salary: £34,793-£44,074 pa Limit of Tenure applies* This post is open to post-doctorial candidates showing excellent promise in this field,...
Medieval History
Job vacancy in ASNC
The Faculty is seeking to appoint a part-time (0.6 FTE) Network Facilitator in the Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse, and Celtic with effect from 1 August 2012, or as soon as possible thereafter, for 15 months. The appointee will assist the Principal Investigator on the Leverhulme Trust-funded International Network ?Converting the Isles? in the smooth running of the logistical and academic elements of the Network. The Network will consist of three colloquia and up to two workshops held in various locations within and outside Cambridge, dissemination of their proceedings via a website, blogs and podcasts, a number of associated outreach activities, and will culminate in two edited volumes for publication.
Further particulars available here. The closing date is 15 June 2012.
- Literacy, Memory And The Conversion Of The Isles
Dr Brittany Schorn writes: Literacy, Memory and the Conversion of the IslesNovember 2-4, 2012 University College Dublin The Leverhulme Trust Converting the Isles network, based in ASNC, looks forward to our next colloquium this week at University...
- Notices
Reminder: Network Facilitator Post, deadline 15 June. Details here. Last chance to register for the ASNC Open Day on 27th June. Closing date for registration: 14 June. Details here. ...
- Conversion And Social Change
Dr Roy Flechner writes: On 12 May the International Research Network 'Converting the Isles' held its second colloquium in Cambridge, entitled 'Conversion to Christianity and Social Change in the Insular World'. The colloquium consisted...
- Converting Landscapes
Registration is open for the Leverhulme Trust Converting the Isles Network colloquium on 'Converting Landscapes', to be held at Bangor University on 22-23 March. Speakers include Elizabeth O'Brien, Adrián Maldonado, Tomás Ó Carragáin,...
- Temporary Lectureship In Scandinavian History Of The Medieval Period
TEMPORARY LECTURESHIP IN SCANDINAVIAN HISTORY OF THE MEDIEVAL PERIOD Department of Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic Salary: £34,793-£44,074 pa Limit of Tenure applies* This post is open to post-doctorial candidates showing excellent promise in this field,...