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To develop the field of Reconciliation Studies at the Irish School of Ecumenics and teach on the MPhil Reconciliation Studies programme.
The University of Dublin Trinity College Dublin
25 Jul 2005
Human Resources
Post Title: Lecturer in Reconciliation Studies
Post Status: Three year contract
Department/Faculty: Irish School of Ecumenics
Location: Belfast
Reports to: Head of School
Closing Date: 12 noon on Monday 25 July 2005
Salary Range: €31,665 - €72,584 (sterling equivalent is £21,507 - £49,285 approx).
Appointment will not be made above the 8th point €44,680 per annum
(sterling equivalent is approx £30,338).
Post Summary
This post is based in Belfast. The person appointed will help develop the field of Reconciliation Studies at the Irish School of Ecumenics and teach on the MPhil Reconciliation Studies programme. He/She will also be expected to participate across the range of the School's activities and attend the Dublin campus of ISE and Trinity College as necessary.
The Irish School of Ecumenics is an academic institute within Trinity College Dublin. It has recently acquired a location at 683, Antrim Road, Belfast, to accommodate its MPhil degree programme in Reconciliation Studies, Continuing Education and other programmes. A library for the use of staff and students is being developed.
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