Assistant Professor in Comparative Politics - East Boldon

Durham University seeks an Assistant Professor in Comparative Politics with expertise in quantitative research and regional focus on Africa, Asia, Latin America or the Middle East. The role involves developing research and teaching in Comparative Politics, supporting diverse educational initiatives, and contributing to curriculum diversification. Candidates should demonstrate strong research skills, regional knowledge, and an interest in innovative educational practices. The position offers research support funding, sabbatical leave, and collaborative opportunities within the university and broader academic community. Responsibilities include engaging with departmental research development, supporting PhD candidates, and enhancing student learning experiences. The successful applicant will be committed to advancing equality, diversity, and inclusion within the academic environment.