Assistant Professor in History of Irish Art in its Global Contexts, 1800-2000
Ref: #JOB-2438029
Trinity College Dublin, 3 College Green, Dublin 2, D02 XH97
Post Summary
The School of Histories and Humanities at Trinity College Dublin seeks to appoint an Assistant Professor in History of Irish Art in its Global Contexts, 1800-2000, based in the Department of History of Art and Architecture. Candidates can have expertise in any aspect of Irish Art during this period but must be able to extend this expertise to Ireland’s global relations. Candidates must demonstrate an ability to incorporate collections in Ireland in their teaching and research and to contribute to the research activity of the Trinity Irish Art Research Centre (TRIARC). It is also desirable that candidates have experience of teaching and research in the digital humanities.
Responsibilities
The primary purpose of this post is to contribute to teaching and research in History of Irish Art and to undertake administrative activities in the Department and the School of Histories and Humanities. The successful applicant will have a proven ability or evidence of potential to establish a strong record of research and publication in the History of Irish Art and will be expected to contribute both to undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in this field and to interdisciplinary curricular teaching, supervision, and mentoring.
Qualifications
Experience in the study of Irish Art during 1800-2000, with ability to extend that expertise to Ireland’s global contexts, and evidence of a strong record of research and publication. Experience in teaching and research in the digital humanities is desirable.
Post Status
Tenure Track – This position is a 5‑year appointment in the first instance, with permanency subject to satisfying the tenure requirements.
Salary
Salary will be on the Assistant Professor Salary Scale (109), commensurate with qualifications and experience, and in line with Public Sector Pay Policy (€43,425 to €103,582 per annum).
Eligibility
In order to work in Ireland a non‑EEA National, unless exempted, must hold a valid employment permit.
How to Apply
Candidates should submit the following documents via e‑recruitment:
Covering Letter (1 x A4 page)
Full Curriculum Vitae, including your list of publications and the name and contact details of 3 referees (including email addresses)
Research Plan (summarising research to be carried out in the next three years – maximum of 1 x A4 page)
Teaching Statement (summarising teaching experience and approach – maximum of 1 x A4 page)
Outline of a semester‑long research‑based module suitable for students at either final‑year undergraduate or M.Phil level (maximum of 2 x A4 pages)
Applications will only be accepted by applying online through the Trinity Jobs Portal: http://jobs.tcd.ie. Closing date: 12 noon 13th April 2026.
Equal Opportunity
At Trinity, we are committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion. Trinity welcomes applications from all individuals, including those with disabilities, those who may have had non‑traditional career paths, those who have taken time out for reasons including family or caring responsibilities, and international applicants, including those who have been displaced due to war.
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