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Definitions from the WebLectureshipDefinitionA lectureship refers to the position or role of a lecturer, typically in an academic institution. It is an appointment that involves delivering lectures or presentations on a specific subject. SensesNoun: Academic PositionIn the academic context, a lectureship is a tenure-track position offered by universities or colleges to individuals who have demonstrated expertise and knowledge in a particular field. It involves teaching students, conducting research, and publishing academic papers. Example: She has been offered a prestigious lectureship at Harvard University. Noun: Public Speaking EngagementA lectureship can also refer to a public speaking engagement, usually delivered by a distinguished expert in a specific field. These lectures are often organized by universities, cultural organizations, or societies and are open to the public. Example: The renowned scientist will be delivering a lectureship on climate change at the local auditorium. Noun: Endowed FundA lectureship can also denote an endowed fund or scholarship that supports the position of a lecturer in a specific field. These funds are designed to attract and retain talented educators in academia. Example: The Smith Family Lectureship in Economics has greatly enhanced the department's ability to attract renowned economists. Related Products | ||||
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