Professor of Clinical Speech & Language Studies (1999)

Overview

Trinity College Dublin, The University of Dublin is seeking applicants for the position of Professor of Clinical Speech and Language Studies within the Department of Clinical Speech and Language Studies. This department is known internationally and nationally for teaching and research, with a research-intensive environment where staff publish regularly and secure large-scale grants from national and international funding bodies. The post status is permanent and full-time, requiring work to be conducted on site.

Who can apply

Applications are invited from internationally distinguished academics working in any field of speech and language therapy. The institution welcomes applications from all individuals, including international applicants, those displaced by war, applicants with disabilities, individuals with non-traditional career paths, and those who have taken career breaks for family or caring responsibilities.

Requirements

Applicants must possess an excellent record in research and scholarship, which includes high-quality publications and research funding. Candidates must also demonstrate an excellent record in teaching, covering the delivery of postgraduate and undergraduate modules along with the supervision of doctoral students. Applications that fail to address the specified requirements will not be considered during the shortlisting stage.

What you get

The position offers a salary on the Professorial salary scale in line with Public Sector Pay Policy, ranging from 147197 to 186073 EUR per annum.

How to apply

Submissions must include a structured curriculum vitae, a research plan statement with its impact of up to 500 words, a teaching and assessment philosophy statement of up to 500 words, a leadership achievements statement of up to 500 words, a vision statement for developing a postgraduate programme of international excellence of up to 2000 words, and the names and email addresses of three referees. Applications must be completed and submitted by the specified deadline, as late submissions are not accepted and incomplete applications will be automatically cancelled by the system. Informal enquiries can be directed to Professor Paul Conroy, while application enquiries can be sent to Daniel Knowles.

Key dates

The closing date for applications is 12 noon Irish Standard Time on Wednesday 6 January 2027. Presentations and interviews will take place in person on 23 and 24 February 2027.