About the Position
The University of Glasgow invites applications for Lecturer positions in Information Studies (Digital Humanities) within the College of Arts and Humanities. These full-time, open-ended roles (Grade 7 or 8) offer an opportunity to join a dynamic academic environment known for innovation in Digital Humanities research and teaching. The successful candidates will contribute to the new postgraduate programme in Digital Humanities, developing and delivering research-led teaching while advancing their own internationally recognised scholarship. Based in the School of Humanities, the positions combine theory, data analysis, and creative digital methodologies to explore cultural heritage, textual analysis, and digital archives. The roles align closely with the University’s mission to promote research excellence and interdisciplinary collaboration across the arts and technology.
Position/Job Details
- Position: Lecturers in Information Studies (Digital Humanities)
- Institution: University of Glasgow
- Department: School of Humanities, College of Arts and Humanities
- Research Field: Digital Humanities / Information Studies
- Location: Glasgow, United Kingdom
- Number of Posts: Two
- Job Type: Full-time, Research and Teaching (Open-ended)
- Start Date (Anticipated): Grade 8 – January 2026; Grade 7 – September 2026
- Working Hours: 35 hours per week
- Salary Range: Grade 7 – £41,064 to £46,049 / Grade 8 – £50,253 to £58,225 per annum
- Required Degree/Diploma: PhD
Research Area
- Digital Humanities
- Information Studies
- Computational methods in culture and heritage
- Data visualisation and digital archiving
- Humanities-centred digital research
Eligibility & Qualifications
Minimum Requirements:
- PhD in Digital Humanities or a related field
- Demonstrated experience in research and postgraduate teaching
- Ability to develop innovative, research-informed curriculum
Preferred Qualifications:
- Established record of publications in leading journals
- Experience securing external research funding
- Proven expertise in interdisciplinary and collaborative research
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct and publish research of international quality in Digital Humanities
- Contribute to teaching on undergraduate and postgraduate programmes
- Design and review course content aligned with research priorities
- Supervise student projects and postgraduate research
- Undertake administrative and service responsibilities within the School
- Engage in professional development and knowledge exchange activities
Application Process
How to Apply:
- Applicants must submit their materials through the University of Glasgow Careers Portal.
- Include a covering letter indicating the grade (7 or 8) for which you are applying.
Required Documents:
- Cover letter
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Research statement
- Teaching statement or philosophy
- Contact information for referees
Important Dates
- Application Opens: 9 October 2025
- Deadline: 9 November 2025 (23:45 UK time)
- Interview Date: To be announced
Useful Links
- Institution Website: University of Glasgow
- Official Notification Link: Click here
- Apply Now: University of Glasgow Careers Portal
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