Lecturer in Historic Buildings, Conservation and Stained Glass
Overview
The University of York is hiring a Lecturer in Historic Buildings, Conservation and Stained Glass to join the Department of Archaeology and the Department of History of Art. This position is available on a full-time and permanent basis, starting from February 2027 or as soon as possible thereafter. The role is offered on either a Teaching and Scholarship or a Teaching and Research contract.
What you get
The salary for this position ranges from £46,970 to £57,666 per annum. The work arrangement is hybrid, based at the University of York campus with some remote working options available.
Requirements
Applicants must hold a PhD in historic buildings, conservation, stained glass, or possess equivalent experience. Candidates need knowledge of research techniques and methodologies suited to historic buildings, conservation, and stained glass, alongside highly developed communication skills to engage various audiences. Additionally, applicants must have experience in teaching and learning in higher education at the undergraduate or postgraduate level.
Key dates
The closing date for applications is 2026-11-11.
Links in this posting
- For informal enquiries: please contact Prof. Louise Cooke (Archaeology) archaeology-hod@york.ac.uk; and Prof. Richard Johns (History of Art) histart-hod@york.ac.uk.
- For informal enquiries: please contact Prof. Louise Cooke (Archaeology) archaeology-hod@york.ac.uk; and Prof. Richard Johns (History of Art) histart-hod@york.ac.uk.
- We offer family friendly, flexible working arrangements, with forums and inclusive facilities to support our staff. #EqualityatYork
- As a Disability Confident employer, we will ensure that a fair and proportionate number of disabled applicants that meet the minimum (essential) criteria for each position will be offered an interview. Read more about the University of York’s commitments under the Disability Confident scheme.