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Associate Professor in Criminology
University of East Anglia
Closing Date: 4 January 2024
Interview Date: 24 January 2024
An exciting opportunity has arisen for an Associate Professor in Criminology to join the UEA Law School, to contribute to the development and delivery of our new BA Criminology programme beginning in 2024/25 and existing LLB Law with Criminology offering.
Teaching leadership is a key part of this role and as such you will be expected to design and develop new modules, plan and deliver high quality teaching, contribute to the administration of both programmes, and supervise dissertation and PhD students.
You must have a PhD (or equivalent experience) in Criminology, experience of curriculum development and leadership, as well as experience of providing high quality teaching in Criminology.
This full-time post is available from 22 April 2024 on an indefinite basis.
Full information about the role and responsibilities can be found here
Funded PhD Project (Students Worldwide): Technology Mediated Abuse
Northumbria University
Faculty of Arts, Design and Social Sciences
Ref: IDRT24/ADSS/GVA/FOHRING
Closing Date: 26 January 2024
Applications are invited for an inter-disciplinary project exploring technology mediated abuse. We welcome proposals for projects about any aspect of abuse and the relationship with technology which draw on more than one academic discipline and explore how an inter-disciplinary approach can enhance our understanding and the scope for real world solutions.
Proposals may include a focus on specific technologies (e,g financial), contemporary forms of abuse and related harms (e,g, image-based abuse, upskirting) or the role of technology and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in facilitating abuse. Recent digital developments (e.g., AI in banking) could also be explored alongside their role in preventing abuse.
This PhD will be hosted in the new Interdisciplinary Research Theme (IDRT) on Gendered Violence and Abuse (GVA) at Northumbria University, where there is an established community of scholars developing inter-disciplinary approaches to finding real-world solutions to GVA. As well as having a supervisory team with extensive research experience in domestic abuse, the PhD candidate will be welcomed into a thriving research community, receiving support from the wider IDRT. The supervisory team have extensive connections with partners and domestic abuse support services which will aid this project.
The research may have an empirical, doctrinal, comparative, or theoretical focus. Your proposal should clearly articulate your proposed approach and methodology. Your application should also set out the benefits of the inter-disciplinary approach you plan to adopt and your suitability to conduct an inter-disciplinary research project.
Academic Enquiries
This project is supervised by Dr Stephanie Fohring. For informal queries, please contact stephanie.fohring@northumbria.ac.uk. For all other enquiries relating to eligibility or application process please contact Admissions at pgr.admissions@northumbria.ac.uk.
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