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On the academic rank of lecturer. In the United Kingdom, New Zealand, Australia, Switzerland, and other countries, lecturer is a tenured faculty position roughly equivalent to a Professor of the Practice in the North American system. Do not use this tag for questions about lecturing as a teaching method.
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Can I be a lecturer without doing research?
Absolutely. Such positions are called teaching fellowships. I don't know how common such positions are in general but we had two in the department where I did my PhD. There are certainly quite a numbe …
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