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Wolfson College

NON-STIPENDIARY JUNIOR RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS, 2000

The College proposes to elect up to twelve non-stipendiary Junior Research Fellows, without limitation of subject, for two years in the first instance, from 1 October 2000. A Fellowship is renewable for a further term of two years subject to satisfactory progress in research, and normally submission of a doctoral (or equivalent) thesis by those not holding a doctorate at the time of election. Applications from candidates over the age of thirty years on 1 October 2000 (thirty-two years for clinically-qualified applicants) are discouraged. In non-clinical sciences, preference will be given to those holding a doctorate or who expect to hold one by October 2000. Arts candidates should have had at least two years' postgraduate experience by 1 October 2000.

STIPENDIARY JUNIOR RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP, 2000

(i) The History and/or Philosophy of Science

(ii) Social Anthropology

(iii) Philosophy (other than Philosophy of Science/Mathematics), General Linguistics, Theology

The College proposes to make one election to a stipendiary Junior Research Fellowship in each of the above three subject areas, for three years, from 1 October 2000. The annual stipend will be £11,144, plus any general percentage increase in academic salaries that may come into effect, together with single accommodation (or an allowance in lieu) and Common Table meals. Candidates should normally be under thirty years on 1 October 2000 and should have at least two years' research experience in the subject.

SIR ISAIAH BERLIN JUNIOR RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP, 2000

The College proposes to make one election to a Sir Isaiah Berlin Junior Research Fellowship in the History of Ideas, for three years, from 1 October 2000. The annual stipend will be £11,144, plus any general percentage increase in academic salaries that may come into effect, together with single accommodation (or an allowance in lieu) and Common Table meals. Candidates should normally be under thirty years on 1 October 2000 and should have at least two years' research experience in the subject

CHARTER FELLOWSHIPS IN THE HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, 2000-01

The College offers two Charter Fellowships, to be chosen from the above subjects. Applications are invited from persons holding a university lecturership (or a comparable position in the UK or abroad). Fellows will be expected to carry out research in Oxford for at least one University term, but may hold the Fellowship for up to an academic year in all. Fellowships carry no stipend, but the College will make available up to £1,200 towards the expenses of each Fellow. College accommodation at the normal rent may be available

The closing date for applications for all the above Fellowships is 27 March 2000. For full details and an application form for any of the above, please send a stamped, self-addressed envelope, specifying the Fellowship(s), to the President's Secretary, Wolfson College, Oxford, OX2 6UD.


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Cambridge University Reporter, 19 January 2000
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