About the Position
The University of Lincoln invites applications for a fixed-term Lecturer position in Roman Archaeology at the Lincoln School of Humanities and Heritage, located in Lincoln, United Kingdom. This academic opportunity focuses on Roman art, archaeology of daily life, ritual and religion, power and politics, and contributes to international teaching initiatives in Classical Studies and heritage research.
The successful candidate will work collaboratively within the Classical Studies programme, undertaking independent teaching and scholarship using lectures, seminars, workshops, and digital archaeology methods. Access to strong academic support, evolving module structures, and a collaborative humanities environment ensures a productive setting for teaching excellence, student mentoring, and professional development.
Applicants must hold a PhD in archaeology, classics, or a closely related field and demonstrate strong experience in Roman archaeology, classical studies teaching, or heritage interpretation. Preferred skills include digital archaeology tools, epigraphy, interdisciplinary teaching approaches, and excellent communication, alongside a proven ability in student supervision and pastoral support.
This is a full-time, fixed-term, Teaching, Scholarship and Professional Practice (TSPP) role for 14 months starting October 2026, offering a competitive academic salary. The appointment provides opportunities for undergraduate teaching, dissertation supervision, and active participation in open days and academic engagement activities within a globally recognised humanities environment.
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Position Details
- Position: Lecturer in Roman Archaeology
- Institution: University of Lincoln, UK
- Department: Lincoln School of Humanities and Heritage
- Research Field: Roman Archaeology / Classical Studies
- Location: Lincoln, United Kingdom
- Job Type: Full-time, Fixed-term (TSPP pathway)
- Number of Positions: 1
- Start Date: October 2026
- Working Hours: 0.95 FTE
- Salary / Funding: From £38,784 per annum (funded academic post)
- Required Degree / Diploma: PhD in Archaeology, Classics, or related discipline
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Research Area
- Roman Archaeology
- Classical Studies
- Ancient History and Heritage
- Roman Art and Material Culture
- Epigraphy and Inscriptions
- Digital Archaeology Methods
- Landscape Archaeology
- Archaeology of Roman Britain and the Mediterranean
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Eligibility Criteria
Minimum Requirements
- PhD in Archaeology, Classics, or related field
- Experience in undergraduate teaching
- Knowledge of Roman archaeology and classical studies
- Ability to supervise dissertations and mentor students
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience in digital archaeology tools and methods
- Strong publication or teaching record
- Interdisciplinary research experience
- Experience in pastoral and academic tutoring roles
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Key Responsibilities
- Deliver undergraduate lectures, seminars, and workshops
- Supervise student dissertations across Classical Studies topics
- Act as Personal Academic Tutor
- Contribute to curriculum development and module delivery
- Represent the programme at Open Days and recruitment events
- Integrate digital methods into archaeology teaching
Application Process
Submit your application and all required documents through the official portal as listed below:
Required Documents
- CV
- Cover letter
- Teaching statement
- Research statement
- Academic certificates
- References
- Evidence of teaching experience
Important Dates
- Applications Open: Now
- Application Deadline: 26 May 2026
- Interview Period: 10 June 2026
- Expected Start Date: October 2026
Official Information
- University/Institution: University of Lincoln
- Department: Lincoln School of Humanities and Heritage
- Research Group / Lab: Classical Studies Programme
- Job ID: CASH080
- Source: University of Lincoln official careers page
- Official Notification: Lecturer in Roman Archaeology (CASH080)
Where to Apply
Applications must be submitted through the official University of Lincoln recruitment portal. Candidates are advised to prepare all required documents before submission, as incomplete applications may not be considered.
👉 Apply now via the official University of Lincoln recruitment system.
This Roman archaeology role represents a timely academic opportunity for scholars aiming to build a career in UK higher education. It offers structured teaching responsibilities within a strong humanities environment, along with opportunities for academic growth and professional development.
In addition, the position supports engagement in Roman archaeology teaching and collaboration within a dynamic academic setting. It allows candidates to contribute to classical studies education while strengthening their academic teaching profile at a UK university.
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