Guidance
Follow the links below for further information on Academic Promotions.
Guidance for members of promotion committees
This information provides guidance for members of promotion committees.
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Guidance for applicants
Some University-level guidance can be found here, but for further information, see Faculty guidance.
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Academic promotions – supplementary clarification of guidelines – 2020/21
Cases for promotion are assessed against evidence of performance over several years. Our promotions procedures and guidelines make explicit provision for individual circumstances to be taken into account, including periods of maternity and parental leave, part-time employment, disability, periods of absence due to ill health etc.
If candidates for promotion wish therefore to bring specific matters to the attention of the panel about the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic for the period since March 2020 this should be done as part of the usual individual statement. If appropriate, it might also be addressed in the supporting statement from the senior colleague.
All members of Promotions Committees (School and Faculty) have completed Equality, Diversity and Inclusion training and EDI outcomes of promotion are monitored on an annual basis.
Faculty Information
Faculties also have their own specific information and requirements with regards to promotion. Please follow the link below for your Faculty information and guidance.
Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health
Follow the link below to FBMH's promotions information and guidance.
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Faculty of Humanities
Follow this link the Humanities page for current staff and Faculty information on Academic Promotions.
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Faculty of Science and Engineering
Follow this link to view FSE's information and guidance.
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Additional support and guidance
Staff Learning and Development resources
For information on Learning and Development opportunities for Academic staff, visit Staff Learning and Development.
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Leadership in Education Awards Programme (LEAP)
LEAP supports you in documenting and evidencing your teaching excellence, and is an opportunity for you to receive a formal, national qualification for your teaching.
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This page will be developed over time - please return for further information and guidance.