Harald Fredheim retweeted
My thoughts are with Goldsmiths colleagues this weekend who are waiting to find out who will receive redundancy notices on Monday. Please share - on why this matters to anyone who believes in the transformative power of education.
What to do with a #profusion of cold war heritage? Come do research with us and English Heritage on the significance and management of the Cold War collections at Dover! @achs_ecrn
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Harald Fredheim retweeted
JOB ALERT, please APPLY ! hiring a Post-Doc for @ahrcpress project "The Other Rome: Centring People and Spaces of Maintenance" (Sep 24/June 25).
The PostDoc will be based in Rome, @the_bsr, and hired by @LivUniArch reach out for questions!
jobs.ac.uk/job/DHN892/postdo…
Harald Fredheim retweeted
Tomorrow is the last day of the @achs_ecrn symposium!
Harald Fredheim retweeted
Tomorrow! Please join us to the first track of Early Career Network symposium! If you are interested in contested heritage, post colonial and de decolonial perspectives. Check here! eventbrite.co.uk/e/achs-ecrn…
Harald Fredheim retweeted
All set up at Leeds Industrial Museum at Armley Mills for tomorrow. No spoilers - come see for yourself! #MuseumTAT
Celebrate the new MA guidance on Museum transfer, reuse and disposal that allows transfer to orgs keeping objects in public domain by visiting this mini-exhibition on creative reuse!
museumsassociation.org/app/u…
The Museum of TAT returns to Leeds Industrial Museum!
Be there 29th Jul & 1st Aug or forever hold your peace.
There will be frames
There will be animations
There will be headphones
There will be games
There will be glue sticks
#MuseumTAT
eventbrite.com/e/the-museum-…
Harald Fredheim retweeted
New job alert!!!
Research Associate @UofGUrbStudies Working on #placebasedresearch
Develop research, knowledge exchange and impact activities to complement the @ahrcpress Place-Programme.
Closing Date: 26 July
End Date: Oct ‘26
Job ref: 121334 ⬇️
gla.ac.uk/explore/jobs/
Harald Fredheim retweeted
From the Cambridge Acting VC:
"From a total of approximately 4,500 undergraduate students who would have expected to graduate, our latest estimates suggest that over 50% are likely to be impacted by the boycott". Translation: impacted by @UCEA1 obstinate refusal to engage).
Harald Fredheim retweeted
Paid project placement alert! A chance to help me to research @LeedsMuseums historic #Leeds photos for the wonderful @leedslibraries Leodis website (leodis.net) - Current deadline is 26 June - project to start in September.
leeds.csod.com/ux/ats/career…
Harald Fredheim retweeted
*JOB ALERT*
We are seeking a Research Fellow (18 months) to conduct historical research to contribute to the work of the Research and Engagement Working Group on Engaging with @EdinburghUni's Historical Links to African Enslavement and Colonialism and their Racial Legacies Today.
Harald Fredheim retweeted
🚨Statement on unprecedented exclusion of members taking legal industrial action from Senate vote on MAB mitigations🚨
@ucu
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Harald Fredheim retweeted
In a pre-bank-holiday #ucuRISING MAB update...@UniofNewcastle have not only refused to negotiate meaningfully over 100% deductions, they have now specified that deductions will continue until 30th Sept
Lecturer in Heritage and Digital Creativity (Teaching & Scholarship)
Deadline: 15 June
Duration: Open
Pay range: £0 - £52,841🙃
I'm one of the people you will probably be sharing teaching with, so happy to answer Qs about dept etc.
jobs.york.ac.uk/vacancy/lect…
Harald Fredheim retweeted
🌟We are recruiting a Collections&Curatorial Assistant for the new Culture Lab at UCL East, FT, Permanent, ££32,331-£37,548🌟Help us build access into collections management from the ground up☺️DM me with qs @museumjobsuk @mus_ethno_group @UCLarchaeology
ucl.ac.uk/work-at-ucl/search…
Harald Fredheim retweeted
Senior management thinks they can undermine the MAB by waiving through students who haven't received all (or even most) of their grades.
We think this is a short-sighted destruction of degree quality that hurts students, alumni, and the University as a whole. What do you think?





















