LINGUIST List 10.81

Tue Jan 19 1999

Jobs: Applied Ling, Semantics/Pragmatics/Socioling

Editor for this issue: Scott Fults <scottlinguistlist.org>

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1. Susan Foster-Cohen, Applied Ling; Lectureship at British Institute in Paris
2. Nagaimito.ipc.ibaraki.ac.jp>, Semantics, Pragmatics, or Socioling; Full Prof at Ibaraki U.

THE BRITISH INSTITUTE IN PARIS
(University of London)

LECTURESHIP IN ENGLISH AND APPLIED LINGUISTICS, tenable from 
15 September 1999.

The British Institute in Paris is an Institute of Advanced Study of 
London University. It teaches English to French students and French to 
British students at all levels, translation to both groups, and trains or 
retrains language teachers.

Candidates must have a doctorate and an active research profile in areas 
relevant to current developments: particularly teacher training in EFL, for 
adults and/or young learners, at certificate and MA levels. The 
appointee will be expected to teach EFL, take part in teacher-training, and 
contribute to the departments research profile in applied linguistics.

Expertise in other areas important to the department (e.g. Distance and 
Self-Access Learning, CALL, English Literature, Translation, Cross-
Cultural Studies) will be taken into account.

The appointment to be made initially on the Lecturer (A) scale. (15, 735 
- 21, 815 ( p.a.). Further particulars and application forms from 
ADMINSEC / British Institute in Paris / 11 rue de Constantine / 75340 
Paris Cedex 07 / France (fax +33 1 45 50 31 55), or from the Institutes
website (http://www.bip.lon.ac.uk). Applications to close on 26 February 
1999.

Department of Communication Studies, Ibaraki University
A full professor position in Linguistics is available on April 1, 2000. 
The successful candidate must have a Ph.D in Linguistics, specialized in
preferably either Semantics, Pragmatics, Socio-linguistics. Duties include
teaching English and linguistic courses at both graduate(Masters) and
undergraduate levels. Please send a letter of application, C.V. and tow
letters of reference by March 1, 1999 to:

Prof. Kojiro Fushimi, the Chair,
Search Committee
Department of Communication Studies
Ibaraki University
Bunkyo 2-1-1,
Mito, Ibaraki, 310-8512
JAPAN