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American Studies Early Career Visiting Scholarship

American Studies at Northumbria University is pleased to invite applications for its short Early Career Visiting Scholarship during Semester 2, 2021-2022. This Scholarship forms part of Northumbria’s American Studies program.

The successful candidate will have been awarded (within the last 3 years) a PhD in any aspect of American culture, history, or literature, but will not yet hold a permanent full-time academic post. The Visiting Scholar will have a growing research profile and teaching experience and will be able to demonstrate exceptional promise in their chosen field. We welcome applicants with research interests in any aspect of American Studies.

During their 2-day visit, successful applicants will:

  • Deliver a research presentation to the American Studies Research Seminar.
  • Lead a workshop on theory or methodology for Northumbria postgraduate students working in the arts, humanities and social sciences.
  • Participate in at least one formal undergraduate teaching session (lecture or seminar). American-themed modules running in Semester 2 may include: ‘Introduction to American Studies ’, ‘Contemporary America’, ‘America in the 1960s’, ‘Slavery, Sectionalism and Manifest Destiny’, and ‘American Gothic’.
  • Receive a £500 honorarium to cover accommodation and travel expenses.

How To Apply
To apply, please download the online application form and submit to Dr Patrick Andelic at patrick.andelic@northumbria.ac.uk

Application Deadline
Deadline for applications is Monday, 20 December 2021, 5pm.

General Enquiries 
Informal enquiries are welcome – for further details please contact

Dr Patrick Andelic: patrick.andelic@northumbria.ac.uk


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