University of Cambridge
Snr Teaching Associate-Housing & Spatial Analysis (Fixed Term)
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The Department of Land Economy is seeking to appoint an enthusiastic and innovative educator to join its Teaching and Scholarship pathway.
The successful candidate will contribute to the Department's internationally recognised teaching, with primary responsibility for the undergraduate paper The Built Environment (Paper 10) and the postgraduate course Spatial Analysis and Modelling (RM03). They will also contribute to teaching across the Department as required, supervise undergraduate and MPhil dissertations, examine undergraduate and postgraduate assessments, and support curriculum development.
The role offers the opportunity to shape an excellent student experience through high-quality teaching, academic supervision, outreach activities, and pedagogic innovation, while contributing to the wider academic life of the Department.
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We welcome applications from candidates with expertise in the built environment, spatial analysis, or related disciplines, who are committed to delivering outstanding teaching and supporting students to achieve their full potential.
Fixed-term: The funds for this post are available for 1 year in the first instance.
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Informal enquiries concerning the position may be addressed in the first instance to the Institute's Director, Professor Cyprian Broodbank (cb122@cam.ac.uk, cc-ing director@mcdonald.cam.ac.uk). For any queries about the application process or online system, please contact hr@hsps.cam.ac.uk
Please quote reference JP50730 on your application and in any correspondence about this vacancy.
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