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29 Nov 2011: The successful applicant will be elected into an Official Fellowship and will be required to be a Director of Studies in Economics. ... The Lecturer will be expected to undertake research and to be able to teach within the area of Macroeconomics and the

29 Nov 2011: The Lecturer will become a Fellow of the College and will assist in supervising in Economics and undertaking research. ... There is a preference for the Lecturer to be able to supervise in Econometrics and/or some aspects of Mathematical Economics.

29 Nov 2011: The Lecturer will be expected to contribute to Economics teaching for all three years of undergraduate work. ... The College has undergraduates studying Economics in Politics, Philosophy and Economics, History and Economics, Economics and Management, and

29 Nov 2011: Information on the curriculum may be found at http://www.economics.ox.ac.uk/. The Lecturer will also be expected to share pastoral duties and to participate in the undergraduate admissions ... process. The salary will be £11,096 and will be subject to

29 Nov 2011: The College follows an equal opportunities policy. It will not restrict its consideration to applicants seeking a full-time appointment. ... Applications for part-time (or job-share) appointments will be welcomed. The successful candidate will be

29 Nov 2011: From the academical year 2000-2001, the Centre will award a number of Prize Research Grants. ... It is not expected that the research statement will contain a definitive proposal, but a statement of interests and research plans.

29 Nov 2011: The successful candidate will have research interests in any appropriate area but will be expected to teach a broad range of subjects within the Economics Tripos. ... The pensionable stipend will be in the range of £20,470 to £28,602 a year.

29 Nov 2011: Preliminary Examination for Part II of the Economics Tripos will be changed as follows:. ... Part II. Paper 6. Mathematical economics. This paper will be divided into two sections.

29 Nov 2011: Lincoln College and the Department of Economics. KENNETH SEWARDS-SHAW FELLOWSHIP IN ECONOMICS. ... The Fellow will be expected to teach for the College in central areas of Economics, specifically Macro and Micro Economics and to contribute special paper

28 Jan 2022: Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE), Economics and Management, and Modern History and Economics, and the Lecturer will be expected to provide core teaching in Microeconomics and Macroeconomics for first and second ... He or she will be expected to