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Job Title:  Stipendiary Lectureship in Pure Mathematics
Contract Type:   Part-time • Mid-level Senior
Pay Rate: £21,131 GBP – £23,336 GBP (Annum)

Dates:   The post is available from 4 January until 31 August 2027 and is not renewable.

The College

Lincoln College is a medium-sized College housed in attractive medieval buildings in the centre of the city, on Turl Street. The College has 50 Fellows, around 630 students, equally divided between graduates and undergraduates, and a large body of administrative and domestic staff. Further information may be found on the College’s website: www.lincoln.ox.ac.uk.

The Role

Under the direction of the Senior Subject Tutor, you will be expected to:
1. Give tutorials on Prelims Linear Algebra, Part A Linear Algebra, Prelims Groups and Group
Actions, Part A Rings & Modules, Part A Topology, Part A Geometry, Part A Number Theory,
and Part A Group Theory during the relevant full term (1st Week to 8th Week inclusive), up
to 5 contact hours per week averaged over eight weeks. This includes preparation, setting
and marking of written work.
2. Assist with the organisation of teaching within the subject and arrange teaching for
students of the College reading Mathematics/ Mathematics and Statistics, including
arranging for tutors of other colleges to take students for certain specialist papers.
3. Monitor students’ academic progress and welfare.
4. Set and mark termly Collections, as required.
5. Submit accurate and timely teaching records each term via TMS, the Oxford Colleges on
line reporting system for tuition.
6. Submit meaningful and specific written reports on each student taught, similarly using TMS,
by the Monday of 8th week of each term.
7. Attend termly progress meetings for each student of the College reading Mathematics/
Mathematics and Statistics.
8. Attend social events with your students, for example Freshers’, Scholars’, and Finalists’
dinners.
9. Liaise with other staff and tutors on teaching issues.
10. Liaise with other staff and tutors on pastoral issues.
11. Recommend relevant books for the Library.
12. Assist with the selection of undergraduate students, including participating in Open Days
and access events and assisting with undergraduate admissions, as required.