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Lecturer (Hourly-Paid) in Research Methods
Salary: £90 + per teaching hour, depending on experience
London, Kings Cross
About The Role
The Institute of Ismaili Studies is looking for an hourly-paid Lecturer to teach a Masters level module in Research Design and Methods, beginning late September.
The module is taught primarily over ten 3-hour classes over 5 weeks in Term 2 (22 September to 24 October). Depending on the Lecturers availability they will ideally also lead follow-up sessions in Terms 2 and 3: four sessions for student presentations of their research proposals in January- February, and two final classes in May to help prepare students for fieldwork and dissertation writing. All teaching is done in person at The IIS in London. The Lecturer will assess and give formative feedback on students draft and final research proposals.
What You Will Do
- Prepare the syllabus for the Research Design and Methods module.
- Use the module page on Moodle to present readings and any other resources for students.
- Deliver lectures and seminars on the module.
- Assess and give constructive feedback on students coursework and presentations.
- Attend relevant meetings as required by programme management.
- Undertake relevant administrative duties in accordance with the requirements and expectations set out by programme management.
What you need:
- PhD in a field of the Social Sciences or Humanities.
- Field research experience.
- Strong familiarity with research methods and methodological and ethical issues in the Social Science and Humanities.
- Ability to develop innovative teaching methods with a focus on skills acquisition through active learning.
- High level of written and verbal communication and interpersonal skills.
- Commitment to and a strong understanding of equal opportunities issues with a diverse and multi-cultural environment.
Applications will be considered for teaching in Term 1 only, with preference for those who would also be available for the follow-up sessions in Terms 2 and 3.
To apply head over to our careers page and submit your CV before the closing date 4 August 2025. Please see Job description for full list of applicant criteria.
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