Fixed-Term Fellowship in Macroeconomics

Fixed-Term Fellowship in Macroeconomics

 (4 years, fixed-term, full-time, salary between £35,632 and £41,997 per annum)

The College proposes to elect a fixed-term (non-renewable) Fellow in Macroeconomics for four years with effect from 1 September 2025. The successful candidate will be elected to a Fellowship by Resolution at St Hugh’s, will be invited to attend meetings of the College’s Governing Body, and will be affiliated to the Economics Department in the University of Oxford.

The Fellowship is open to graduates of any university of postdoctoral or equivalent standing, who are engaged in research. The successful candidate will have a broad competence in Economics with a particular focus on macroeconomics or a related field. Related fields could include (but are not limited to) international economics and trade or time series econometrics but the candidate must have a strong macroeconomic foundation. Candidates should hold or be very close to completing a doctorate in Economics or a relevant related field.

The Fellow will be expected to teach undergraduates (in tutorials and classes) for up to eight weighted hours each week averaged over the three terms (24 weeks) of each academic year. In addition the Fellow will be able to pursue their own programme of advanced research in Economics.

The successful candidate will ideally be able to teach the following (although there will be some flexibility around this): Prelims in Macroeconomics; Core Macroeconomics.

The basic stipend of the Fellow will be £35,632–£41,997 per annum depending on experience, including Oxford University Weighting. The Fellow will have membership of the Senior Common Room (for which there is a small annual charge) and will be entitled to all meals free of charge while working and when the kitchens are open.

The closing date for receipt of applications and references is 9.00am on Wednesday 16 April 2025. We hope to interview (either in person in St Hugh’s, or via Microsoft Teams) on Friday 2 May 2025.

Informal enquiries may be made to Professor Sarah Clifford (sarah.clifford@st-hughs.ox.ac.uk) or to the Senior Tutor, Robert Vilain (senior.tutor@st-hughs.ox.ac.uk). These will not influence the selection and appoint­ment procedure in any way.

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