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Promotion to Senior Lecturer, Principal Lecturer and Reader

The date for the launch of the 2009 Academic Promotions Round for Lecturers seeking promotion to Senior Lecturer, Principal Lecturer and Readership will be 9 April 2009. The closing date for receipt of applications is 8 May 2009. Promotions will be effective from the 1 September 2009.

• Invitation to Apply for Promotion to Senior Lecturer, Principal Lecturer and Reader (Word)

All Applicants please read the following documents

        ABP09doc1: Guidelines on completion of the application form (Word)

        ABP09doc2:  Procedure for Promotion (Word)

        ABP09doc3: Expectations of Senior Lecturers, Principal Lecturers
                           and Readers (Word)

        ABP09doc6: Generic Application form (Word)

As stated in the invitation to apply; applicants for promotion to Principal Lecturer and Reader must refer to the New Framework documents (ABP09doc4a, 4b and 4c) and the Guidance notes (ABP09doc5a and 5b) which outline the National Professional Standards.

The New Framework - Principal Lecturer and Readership Applicants 

        ABP09doc4a: The new Framework for Promotion to Principal Lecturer -
                             Learning and Teaching Route (Word)

        ABP09doc4b: The new Framework for Promotion to Principal Lecturer -
                             Enterprise Route (Word)

        ABP09doc4c: The new Framework for Promotion to Reader (Word)

Additional Guidance Notes - Principal Lecturer Applicants

        ABP09doc5a: Guidance for applicants using Learning and Teaching Route (Word)

        ABP09doc5b: Guidance for applicants using Enterprise Route (Word)

Promotion to Professor

Any member of the University's academic staff who considers that s/he meets the published criteria, may make an application for promotion to a professorship.

Applications may be submitted at any time of the year, but applicants are invited to first discuss with their Dean of School or equivalent, the academic, structural and management needs of the School and University in relation to their application.

• Criteria for Promotion to Professor

General Documentation

• Guide to the Roles and Duties of Academic Staff (Word)
• Frequently Asked Questions (Word)
• [including reference information on Private Independent Consultancies & Promotion] (Word)

If you have any queries about Academic Promotions, please get in touch with David Mellard, Head of Reward and Recognition, on ext. 3544.