Position at University College London

Lectureship in conservation
Institute of Archaeology
University College London

Applications are invited from experienced archaeological or
ethnographic conservators, preferably with a degree in conservation.
The successful candidate will teach conservation practice in the new
2 year MSc in Conservation for Archaeology and Museums, working in
newly designed conservation laboratories with access to research
facilities in the Institute of Archaeology and University College
London.  The post forms part of a collaborative arrangement with the
National Trust, and the appointee will also undertake practical work
on objects drawn from National Trust collections.

The appointee will be expected to contribute to teaching within the
MA in Principles of Conservation, the MA in Museum Studies and other
courses at undergraduate and Master's level.

Appointment will be for five years in the first instance.  Salary
will be within the Lecturer range (GBP 19,372 to GBP 32,199 per
annum, inclusive of London Allowance).  Short-listed applicants will
be invited for interview on 25th July; it is hoped that the
appointee will be able to take up the position in time for the
coming academic year, 2000/2001.

Applications with a full c.v., and the names of three  referees,
should be submitted no later than Monday 17th July 2000 to the

    Financial Administrator
    Institute of Archaeology
    31-34 Gordon Square
    London WC1H OPY
    barbara.brown [at] ucl__ac__uk
    Fax: +44 20 7383 2572

For further details please contact

    Elizabeth Pye
    +44-20-7679 7487
    e.pye [at] ucl__ac__uk

or

    Clifford Price
    +44-20-7679 1495
    c.price [at] ucl__ac__uk

Clifford Price
Institute of Archaeology, University College London


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