0 a teaching job in a British university at the lowest rank:
a lectureship in linguistics
But in this context one would have liked to hear more about the algebra lectureship, recorded as early as 1746.
The newly established lectureship will continue to strengthen the position of ethics.
Although the money spent by laymen on sermons and lectureships is often contrasted with that spent on church fabric, these activities were not necessarily in opposition to each other.
So it is quite likely that he expected in good faith the renewal of the lectureship and was surprised and shaken when told he could not have it.
To balance that, there is the creation of lectureships or senior lectureships in certain universities.
He spoke of lectureship scales in further education.
A number of people have done post-graduate work or have held fellowships, lectureships, etc.
Roles like honorary appointments, joint appointments between the health service and the higher education sector, clinical lectureships and clinical nurse specialists have been tried.
