Teaching Assistant in Archaeology, Glasgow

About the Position

The University of Glasgow is inviting applications for a Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) in Archaeology. This role offers a fantastic opportunity to contribute to undergraduate teaching and curriculum development within a leading academic institution. As a GTA, you will support the delivery of tutorials, seminars, assessments, and practical work, while gaining valuable teaching and academic administration experience. This position is ideal for postgraduate research students or early-career scholars looking to develop teaching expertise and engage with a vibrant academic community. With access to excellent training and mentoring, you will help shape student learning and play a vital role in advancing the School’s educational mission.

Position/Job Details

Position: Graduate Teaching Assistant in Archaeology
Institution: University of Glasgow
Department: School of Humanities (Archaeology)
Research field: Archaeology
Location: Glasgow, United Kingdom
Number of posts: 1
Job Type: Part-time, fixed-term GTA and Demonstrator role
Start Date (Anticipated): September 2025
Working Hours: Fractional basis
Salary Range: Grade 6, £33,482 – £37,174 per annum (pro rata)
Required Degree/Diploma: Degree

Research Area

Archaeology
Heritage studies
Field methods and material analysis

Eligibility & Qualifications

Minimum Requirements:

Good first degree in Archaeology or related subject
Postgraduate qualification (or current enrolment as a postgraduate research student)
Strong subject knowledge and expertise

Preferred Qualifications:

Completion of first year of postgraduate research degree
Previous teaching experience (training will be provided if needed)

Key Responsibilities

Deliver tutorials, seminars, and assessment activities to undergraduate students
Develop teaching materials and contribute to curriculum design
Participate in assessment and provide feedback to support student learning
Supervise practical work and advise on methods and techniques
Undertake limited administrative duties as required
Engage in training on teaching and assessment methods