Sentences with phrase «period as lecturer»

Later in life I had an eight year period as lecturer in Correctional Management at one of South Africa's tertiary institutions.

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Jan Komarek, a lecturer at the London School of Economics» European Institute and Department of Law, says that, as Article 50 is «silent» on whether a withdrawing member state could change its mind during the negotiation period, lawyers would have to look for other examples in international law.

Dear CareerDoctor: I'm in a quandary.I'm a university lecturer in Chemistry, but after a long period of uncertainty within my institution, I recently found out that I am likely to be made redundant as funding levels and undergraduate numbers have dropped to apparently untenable levels.

After a postdoctoral research fellowship in France and a brief period as a university lecturer in the United Kingdom, I was looking around for something that combined my interest in research with my wider interests in science.

Each programme was designed to span a period of one week and to be informative and flexible, allowing groups to interact with lecturers and the hosts at visit sites, as well as to communicate between themselves.

He spent periods as a visiting scientist and lecturer at the University van Amsterdam (Host: Prof. G. van Koten and Prof D. J. Stufkens), the Rice University, Houston (Host: Prof. A. R. Barron), and the Cambridge University (Host: Prof. A. E. H. Wheathley).

Roberta Smith, art critic for The New York Times and a lecturer on contemporary art, described them as «exhilarating, precocious and lyric» and wrote that «Rand's paintings demand a substantial place in the history of an unusually fertile period in American art.»

You might not need a teaching qualification to start working as a lecturer, but you'll probably need to complete one during your probationary period.