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Tutorial Fellowship and Associate Professorship (or Professorship) in Medieval Eurasian HistoryUniversity of Oxford&#160;- Trinity College and the Faculty of HistoryLocation:OxfordSalary:£47,263 to £63,463 p.a. Additional allowances provided by the College include a (taxable) housing allowance, if the successful candidate chooses not to live in College accommodation, of £14,250 p.a.Hours:Full TimeContract Type:PermanentPlaced On:12th November 2018Closes:14th January 2019Trinity College and the Faculty of History wish jointly to appoint to a Tutorial Fellowship and Associate Professorship in Medieval Eurasia c.300-c.1300, commencing in October 2019. The combined University and College salary will be on a scale from £47,263 to £63,463 p.a. Additional allowances provided by the College include a (taxable) housing allowance, if the successful candidate chooses not to live in College accommodation, of £14,250 p.a.Applications are invited from candidates who have an excellent record of research and teaching expertise in Medieval Eurasia c.300-c.1300, namely East Asia including China, Central Asia and the steppe, India, the Indian Ocean, the Islamic World, but not the Western European and Byzantine worlds. All other things being equal, a preference may be given to a candidate whose research contributes to one or more of the following fields: gender history; women’s history; cultural history; religious history; inter-cultural connectivities; environmental history, as well as social, political, and economic history. The appointee will be expected to research at the highest level; to teach undergraduates for the College and Faculty, and to supervise graduates for the Faculty; and to undertake relevant administrative duties for both the College and the Faculty.The Associate Professor will be a member of the University and the College communities, and will be part of a lively and intellectually stimulating research community which performs to the highest international levels in research and publications, with access to Oxford’s excellent research facilities. Candidates must have received their doctorate by the closing date for applications. While early-career candidates are welcome to apply, this is not intended as an early-career appointment. The person appointed will be expected to play a full and active role in College and Faculty teaching, research and administration from appointment.For further particulars, please click here.Closing date: 12 noon (UK time) on Monday 14th&#160;January 2019.Interviews will be held in Oxford on 7th&#160;and 8th&#160;March 2019.Trinity College is committed to Equal Opportunities and values diversity.