Resident Academic in International Relations

The appointee will be required to lecture on different aspects of Sub-Saharan African politics, conflict resolution, international and comparative politics, as well as other IR-related subjects such as International Political Economy, the politics of migration, the history of International Relations or IR theory, as required by the Department of International Relations. A mastery of, and experience of research in, sub-Saharan African politics is an absolute must. A proven track-record in teaching a variety of study units at undergraduate and postgraduate levels is an advantage. The successful applicant will be required to foster and use their expertise to consolidate the Department’s international activities. It is expected that the successful candidate will lead and coordinate one or more of the Department’s  MA programmes.

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