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Jobs: General Linguistics and Bilingualism: Two Full or Associate Professors, Bangor University, Wales, UK
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1. Alison
Eames,
General Linguistics and Bilingualism: Two Full or Associate Professors, Bangor University, Wales, UK
Message 1:General Linguistics and Bilingualism: Two Full or Associate Professors, Bangor University, Wales, UK
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Date: 21-Sep-2007
From: Alison Eames <a.eamesbangor.ac.uk>
Subject: General Linguistics and Bilingualism: Two Full or Associate Professors, Bangor University, Wales, UK
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University or Organization: Bangor University
Department: Centre for Research on Bilingualism
Web Address: http://www.bilingualism.bangor.ac.uk
Job Rank: Professor
Specialty Areas: General Linguistics; Applied Linguistics/Bilingualism
Description:
Bangor is now established as a centre for the study of language and we are
seeking two senior posts to further our research and teaching. They will be
based in the School of Linguistics (www.bangor.ac.uk/linguistics), which
together with the psycholinguists in our 5* School of Psychology, and
language expertise in our School of Education, have established the
ESRC-funded Centre for Research on Bilingualism (2007-11, £5.2M). At least
one of these two posts will bring bilingual expertise and be formally
associated with the Centre.
Successful candidates for one post will have an international profile in
bilingualism, and for the other, in any area of linguistics including
bilingualism, phonetics, phonology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics,
sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics and applied linguistics. They will have
research outputs of the highest quality and a track record of grant
capture. Experience in a managerial role would also be an advantage. We aim
to appoint two highly motivated academics with strong leadership skills and
with proven ability to secure research funding.
Candidates should be available for possible interview on Wednesday 7
November 2007.
For further particulars please see www.bilingualism.bangor.ac.uk or
www.bangor.ac.uk.
Application forms and further particulars should be obtained by contacting
Human Resources, Bangor University; tel: +44 (0)1248 382926/388132; email:
personnelbangor.ac.uk; web: www.bangor.ac.uk
Please quote reference number 07-7/39 when applying for the post with
expertise in Bilingualism, and reference number 07-7/40 when applying for
the other.
Informal inquiries should be directed to Professor Margaret Deuchar at the
contact information given below, or the Head of School of Linguistics &
English Language on (+44) (0)1248 382264.
Starting salary negotiable in Professorial Range (minimum £48,023 p.a.) or
on Readership scale as appropriate.
Committed To Equal Opportunities
Professor is equivalent to Full Professor in North America;
Reader is equivalent to Associate Professor in North America.
Application Deadline: 22-Oct-2007
Web Address for Applications: http://www.bilingualism.bangor.ac.uk
Contact Information:
Professor Margaret Deuchar
Email: m.deucharbangor.ac.uk
Phone: +44 (0)1248 382269
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