Advancement Beyond the First Senior Lecturer Bar Sample Clauses

Advancement Beyond the First Senior Lecturer Bar. Promotion beyond the first Senior Lecturer bar recognises a consolidation of research against a background of sustained good teaching practice and established merit in service. At this senior level, candidates for advancement will be expected to have an established research record and to provide evidence of scholarship. Candidates for promotion will be expected to be making substantial contributions to the work of the University, and to the wider scholarly, professional and cultural communities in ways which utilise their scholarly and professional expertise. Evidence will be required of effective teaching, including, where possible, the supervision of postgraduate students.
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