Post in photographic history



FACULTY OF ART, DESIGN AND HUMANITIES, De Montfort University School of
Media and Communication

Senior Research Fellow/Senior Lecturer Photographic History Permanent

Grade G: Salary Range £34,895-£44,166

The Photographic History Research Centre (PHRC) at De Montfort
University is seeking a dynamic and committed photographic historian
specialising in twentieth century photographic history to join their
growing team of academic researchers and post graduate students.
Candidates' research field will ideally relate to PHRC's core research
strands in global social and cultural practices of photography,
photography and science, and the industrial and business history of photography.

 We welcome applications from candidates with backgrounds in cultural
history, visual culture, art history, anthropology, history of science,
museum studies or any other relevant field. The PHRC is a highly
interdisciplinary research centre, with excellent links to national and
international universities and cultural industry partners. A successful
candidate will demonstrate the ability to work collaboratively as well
as individually, promoting the field of photographic history.

The post-holder will contribute to the research culture of the PHRC and
teaching of the MA in Photographic History and Practice. The post
holder will also be expected to supervise PhD students in photographic
history, engage with undergraduate and postgraduate programmes within
the university, and be able to develop research projects, and develop
and undertake viable grant funding applications.

De Montfort University, rated as one of the top ten creative
universities in the UK, has a growing reputation as a world leader in
photographic history. It works with a wide network of major museums,
archives and libraries internationally. Its excellent research library
in photography and photographic history supports both research and
teaching and it hosts a growing number of digital resources for photographic history.

For information about PHRC please contact Professor Elizabeth Edwards,
Director, PHRC: eedwards@dmu.ac.uk.

For information about the MA Photographic History and Practice, please
contact Dr Kelley Wilder, MA Programme Leader: kwilder@dmu.ac.uk.

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Please quote reference: 7593
Closing Date: 12 Noon, 10 December 2012 Interview Date: 14 January 2012