lectureship

lectureship Definition

lec·ture·ship (-s̸hip′)

noun

lectureship Usage Examples

Converse of object

hold: From 1997 to 1999 he held a Lectureship in Physiology at University College Dublin.
appoint: He went on to gain his PhD in 1984 and was appointed a lectureship at the Veterinary School in the same year.
award: I remained in the Dundee department as a research fellow until I was awarded a lectureship in 1999.
visit: Pat has a visiting lectureship at London College of Fashion.
accept: In 1949, he accepted a lectureship at the School of Oriental Studies in London.
fund: This was to be used to fund a lectureship in memory of his teacher, Bishop Westcott.

Noun used with modifier

university: He was awarded a Fellowship at Trinity in 1942, followed by a university lectureship.

Adjective modifier

Senior: In 1985, he was appointed to a Senior Lectureship in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Warwick.
honorary: He has an honorary senior lectureship with Imperial College.
temporary: Mario di Bernardo appointed to a 5 year temporary lectureship at Bristol.
senior: He has an honorary senior lectureship with Imperial College.
permanent: In 1998 I moved to a permanent lectureship at the University of Glasgow.
clinical: Also, I have been involved in clinical lectureships!

Modifies a noun

appointment: Following his first lectureship appointment at the University of Leeds in 1971, he was promoted to Senior Lecturer, then Reader.
post: The investment will fund ' new blood ' senior lectureship posts, in partnership with the Department of Health.
position: Peter Oriogun is visiting lecturer at Cranfield Peter Oriogun has been given a Visiting Lectureship position in Software Engineering at Cranfield University.

Preposition: in

chemistry: In May 1998 she was offered a lectureship in inorganic chemistry at UCL to begin at the end of her fellowship.
history: Finally, Dr. Abigail Woods is taking up a Lectureship in the History of Medicine at Imperial College, London.
law: He was appointed to a full-time lectureship in law at Queen's in September 2003.

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