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Departmental Lecturer in Old Norse

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English Faculty, The Stephen A Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities, Woodstock Road, Oxford, OX2 6GG

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Departmental Lecturer in Old Norse

Departmental Lecturer

2026-06-03

Location

English Faculty, The Stephen A Schwarzman Centre for the Humanities, Woodstock Road, Oxford, OX2 6GG

University of Oxford

Type

1-year fixed-term

Teaching Load

Undergraduate and graduate teaching

Required Qualifications

Doctorate in English literature or related field
Proven research record in Old Norse literature
Ability to teach Old English, Middle English, and Old Norse

Research Areas

Old Norse literature
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Departmental Lecturer in Old Norse

About the role

A 1-year fixed-term teaching and research appointment in English literature, with a core focus on Old and Middle English and Old Norse, is available for an outstanding academic at an early stage of their career. The appointee will be expected to provide undergraduate and graduate teaching on a range of topics in English language and literature for the English Faculty and St John’s College, and graduate teaching and supervision on the MSt in English (650-1550 strand) for the Faculty.

About you

You will hold (or be near completion) of a Doctorate level degree in English literature or a related field, and have a proven research and publication record in Old Norse literature. Evidence of ability to teach Old English literature, Middle English literature, and Old Norse, to undergraduate students at the highest level, in classes and tutorials.

The duties and skills required are described in further detail in the job description.

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Frequently Asked Questions

🎓What qualifications are required for the Departmental Lecturer in Old Norse role?

Applicants must hold (or be near completion of) a Doctorate in English literature or a related field. A proven research and publication record in Old Norse literature is essential, along with evidence of ability to teach Old English, Middle English, and Old Norse at the highest level. See our guide on how to write a winning academic CV.

📅What is the application deadline and process for this Oxford University job?

The application deadline is 2026-06-03. Submit your application via the University of Oxford portal with a CV, cover letter, and research/teaching statements. Tailor materials to highlight Old Norse expertise. Check academic CV tips for success.

📚What teaching and research duties are expected in this Departmental Lecturer position?

The role involves undergraduate and graduate teaching in English language and literature, plus graduate supervision on the MSt in English (650-1550 strand). Research focuses on Old Norse literature with expected publications. Review lecturer career paths.

🌍Is visa sponsorship available for the Departmental Lecturer in Old Norse at Oxford?

Visa sponsorship details are not specified in the posting. International candidates should check UK visa requirements for academic roles. The university often supports skilled worker visas for qualified applicants. Explore CV preparation for international roles.

💰What is the salary and contract length for this fixed-term academic position?

This is a 1-year fixed-term appointment. Salary details are not listed; refer to Oxford University pay scales for lecturers. Benefits may include pension and research support. See lecturer salary insights.
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