Contract type: Fixed period with the start date between September 1, 2026 and May 1, 2027 for a period of 36 months.

to divide: We welcome the candidates to submit applications to hold this post in English language school Inside the College of Arts and Humanities

Close date: November 21, 2025 (Please aim to contact the English language school by October 21, 2025)

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the College of Arts and Humanities At Sheffield University, it includes four schools. We think critically in all aspects of human society and culture (past, present and future) and on the process of thinking itself. We are looking for cultures, near and distant languages, their ideas, texts, artifacts, and landscapes. We aim to create cultural capital for the future. By working individually and cooperation, we constantly develop innovative ways to investigate and across the disciplines. Our openness to inquiries and independence in asking and answering questions allows us to understand more, allows us to work creatively and enhance our specialties.

The English Language School will support the applicant in the current round of the early Leverhulme colleagues. Applicants who have a busy record of research and high -quality search proposals for support will be chosen on the basis of their suitability with both Leverhulme Trust and school strategic priorities and facility.

Leverhulme Fellows will do a large post of publication during their term and conduct a program of high -quality research in line with the proposal of the Leverhulme project. The appointments are based on awarding the successful Leverhulme prize.

If you are interested in progressing, you must first check that you are meeting eligibility standards in Leverhulme Trust. These can be found here. Please email Artsresearchhub@sheffield.ac.uk If you have any inquiries about the application process.

To apply, please provide an expression of interest in the English language school, by sending a file Expressing attention And a copy of your CV to Dr. Emma Ratigan (ekrhatigan@sheffield.ac.uk). Full information can be found on Post -PhD fellowships web page (See “Leverhulme Early Career Communships”).

We are one of the best non -profit organizations to work in the UK. The university’s total reward package includes a competitive salary, a generous pension plan and the annual leave entitlement, as well as access to a set of learning and development courses to support personal and vocational development.

We build a team of people of different heritage and lifestyles from all over the world, which complement their talent and their contributions to each other for the greatest influence. We believe that diversity in all its forms provides a greater influence through research, teaching and student experience.