• Studying
      Here
      • Chat with a Magdalen student
      • As an Undergraduate
        • Courses We Offer
        • Joint Schools
        • How to Apply
        • Information for applicants 2021/22
        • Freshers – 2022
        • Funding Your Course
        • Choral Scholars
        • Open Days and Visits
        • International Students
        • Visiting Students
        • Commonly Asked Questions
      • As a Graduate
        • Application Process
        • Selection Criteria
        • Clinical Medicine
        • Funding Your Course
        • Scholarships and Awards
        • Visiting Students
      • Second BA
      • Outreach
        • Schools Event Booking Form
        • Virtual Events
        • Virtual Humanities BAME Study Day 2022
        • Next Steps South Yorkshire
        • Law at Magdalen Programme
        • Outreach Resources
    • Living
      Here
      • As an Undergraduate
      • As a Graduate
      • Environment
      • Student Life
      • Student Profiles
        • Adam, Philosophy, Politics & Economics (PPE)
        • Amy, History
        • Betsy, Jurisprudence with Legal Studies in Europe
        • Catrin, Human Sciences
        • Eleanor, French and Linguistics
        • Nadia, Medicine
        • Parth, Biochemistry
        • Ryan, English
        • Seb, Music
      • Catering
      • Magdalen College Welfare Support
      • Information for care-experienced students
      • Societies
        • The Florio Society
        • The Atkin Society
        • The Sherrington Society
        • The Magdalen College Trust
          • Accomodation
      • Glossary
    • Discover
      Magdalen
      • College History
        • The College Buildings
        • The 43 Presidents
        • Famous Alumni
        • Nobel Laureates
        • Conversation Pieces
      • Research at Magdalen
      • Visiting Magdalen
      • News
      • B&B Room Reservation
      • Shop
    • People at
      Magdalen
    • Chapel
      & Choir
      • The Chapel
        • Chapel Services
        • Chapel People
        • Sunday Addresses and Sermons
        • Learning and Fellowship
        • Some Magdalen Sermons
        • The Organ of Magdalen College
      • The Choir
      • Choir Recordings
      • Services and Music List
    • Library
      & Archives
      • COVID-19: Information for Library Users
        • Library Click and Collect
        • Borrowing books whilst self-isolating
      • Libraries
        • New Library & St. Swithun’s Library
        • SOLO (Library catalogue)
        • History of Magdalen College Libraries
      • Archives
        • About the Archives
        • Access to the Archives
        • Online Catalogues
        • Hogarth – Lawrence – Wilson Projects
        • Magdalen Hall
        • Magdalen College School
      • Library & Archives Contact Details
      • Conservation
        • The Medieval Title Deeds Project
        • The Conservation of the Daubeny Library
        • The Conservation and Preservation of Greek Manuscripts at Magdalen College
      • Online Exhibitions
      • Illuminating Magdalen
      • Library & Archive News
    • Alumni
      & Friends
      • Alumni Area
        – Log in
      • Useful Information
      • Alumni News
      • Alumni Events
        • Webinar Recordings
      • Supporting Magdalen
        • Making a Gift (UK)
        • Making a Gift (Outside UK)
        • Giving in your Will
        • Fundraising Priorities
        • Recognising Your Support
      • Involving our Alumni
      • Publications
        • Publications Archive
      • Development and Alumni Relations Office Team
      • Social Media Hub
    • Conferences
      & Events
      • Magdalen News and Events
      • Residential Conferences
      • Day meetings
      • Private Dining
        • Sample Menus
    Home > Job Vacancies
    • An unbroken tradition of learning since 1458
    • Engaging environment for study and friends
    • Welcoming students from all backgrounds
    • Building on excellence
    • A warm community
    • Academic and athletic experiences
    • A community of enquiry and discovery
    • An environment for growth
    • Nurturing arts and culture

    Job Vacancies

    Snack Bar Supervisor (fixed-term 6 months' maternity cover)

    POSTED: 13 May 2022, CLOSING: 27 May 2022

    Magdalen College is seeking to appoint a Snack Bar Supervisor, fixed-term 6 months’ maternity cover, to join our established catering team.   The catering team service the Senior Common Room, providing lunch and High Table dinners.   The Buttery provides Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner provision for the Middle Common Room and Junior Common Room members in Hall.   The Old Kitchen bar provides a snack bar service throughout the day as well as a licensed bar during the evenings, also providing a venue for students’ bops and functions.   The College is a busy conference venue during the summer months and is also a popular destination for visitors to Oxford during the vacations.

    The College particularly welcomes applications from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic candidates.

    Further Particulars

    Application Form (PDF version)

    Application Form (PDF version)

    Recruitment Monitoring Form (PDF version)

    Recruitment Monitoring Form (Word version)

    Part-time Food and Beverage Counter Assistant

    POSTED: 13 May 2022, CLOSING: 27 May 2022

    Magdalen College is seeking to appoint a part-time Food and Beverage Counter Assistant to join our established catering team who service the Senior Common Room, providing lunch and High Table dinners.   The Buttery provides Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner provision for the Middle Common Room and Junior Common Room members in Hall.   The Old Kitchen bar provides a snack bar service throughout the day as well as a licensed bar during the evenings, also providing a venue for students’ bops and functions.   The College is a busy conference venue during the summer months and is also a popular destination for visitors to Oxford during the vacations.

    The College particularly welcomes applications from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic candidates.

    Further particulars and the application form can be found below.

    Further Particulars

    Application Form (PDF version)

    Application Form (Word version)

    Recruitment Monitoring Form (PDF version)

    Recruitment Monitoring Form (Word version)

    Senior SCR Assistant and Cellarer

    POSTED: 6 May 2022, CLOSING: 20 May 2022

    Magdalen College is seeking to appoint a Senior SCR Assistant and Cellarer to join our established Catering team.   The Catering team service the Senior Common Room, providing lunch and High table dinners.   The Buttery provides breakfast, lunch and dinner provisions for Middle Common Room and Junior Common Room members in Hall.   The Old Kitchen Bar provides a snack bar service throughout the day as well as a licensed bar during evenings, also providing a venue to students’ bops and functions.   The College also houses several residential Fellows and provides teaching and meeting rooms, office and common rooms that are serviced seven days a week.   The College is a busy conference venue during the summer months and is also a popular destination for visitors to Oxford during the vacations.   The salary for this role is £24,533 per annum, the successful candiate will be working an average of 40 hours per week.

    The College particularly welcomes applications from Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic candidate.

    Further details and the application form can be found below.

    Further Particulars

    Application Form (PDF version)

    Application Form (Word version)

    Recruitment Monitoring Form (PDF version)

    Recruitment Monitoring Form (Word version)

    Pastry Chef

    POSTED: 5 May 2022, CLOSING: 20 May 2022

    Magdalen College is seeking to appoint an able Pastry Chef to join our established kitchen team.   The kitchen team provide food for the Senior Common Room, Buttery and the Old Kitchen Bar, presenting high quality dishes to meet a wide range of styles and needs.   The successful applicant will have a passion for cooking and developing their talents and experience in Pastry work.   They need to have a flare for innovation and be a committed team player, having a flexible attitude to learning new skills.   The salary for this role is £30,000 – £32,000 per annum, depending on experience, and the successful candidate will be working 83.5 hours over a two-week roster.

    The College particularly welcomes applications from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic candidates.

    Further details and the application form can be found below.

    Further Particulars

    Application Form (PDF version)

    Application Form (Word version)

    Recruitment Monitoring Form (PDF version)

    Recruitment Monitoring Form (Word version)

    Dean for Welfare and Research Fellow

    POSTED: 25 April 2022, CLOSING: 18 May 2022

    Magdalen College invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the four-year fixed-term post of Dean for Welfare and Research Fellow, available for the period 1 September 2022 (or as soon as possible thereafter) to 31 August 2026. This is a Career Development Position. The College is seeking a person with a demonstrably strong commitment to student welfare, and experience of pastoral care, who is also engaged in academic research at a high level (in any discipline). The role of Dean for Welfare and the role of Research Fellow will each occupy 50% of the postholder’s time over the year, with the balance between these two sets of responsibilities in any given week liable to vary according to need (the demands of the role of Dean for Welfare are usually heavier in term-time).

    The Dean for Welfare is responsible for the operation of the College’s student welfare provision, in consultation with other Officers of the College. Under Magdalen’s decanal structure, the Dean for Welfare has no involvement with the College’s disciplinary processes: the Dean for Discipline has responsibility for non-academic disciplinary matters in College, while the Senior Dean maintains oversight over the decanal system as a whole. The Dean for Welfare, often collaborating closely with the Senior Dean, is responsible for ensuring the smooth running of the College’s welfare provision for undergraduate and graduate students. The College has a large welfare team, including two Student Support Administrators (a job share), a College Counsellor, a College Mentor for Students, the Dean of Divinity (College chaplain), two Tutors for Equality and Diversity, and four Sub-Deans (graduate students who are available to respond to student problems out of hours and at weekends). The Dean for Welfare acts as a first point of contact for student welfare concerns, in conjunction with the Student Support Administrators, at regular Deans’ Hours, and as appropriate when particular issues arise, and is responsible for referring students to appropriate internal and external sources of support, including counselling and the College Doctors. The position requires the skills to maintain excellent channels of communication with the various sources of support for students, which include their academic Tutors and the welfare teams of the undergraduate and graduate student bodies (the JCR and the MCR), whilst upholding the College’s policy on confidentiality. Together with the Senior Dean, the Dean for Welfare manages the process by which undergraduates access the College’s Student Support Fund, and offers welfare support to students facing disciplinary processes. The Dean for Welfare will be a member of the College’s Tutorial Board, which determines the academic policy of the College, and will be expected to contribute to the formulation of College policies on welfare issues.

    As Research Fellow, the postholder will require the skills to manage their own independent research, and to produce high-quality publications.

    Applications, containing a completed application cover sheet (including the names and addresses of three referees), a detailed covering letter (which should include information about your interest in student welfare, your pastoral experience, and your academic research), a full curriculum vitae including a list of publications, and two samples of written work should be sent by email to Rachel Mehtar (Fellows’ Administrator, Magdalen College, Oxford, OX1 4AU), email rachel.mehtar@magd.ox.ac.uk (tel. (+44) 0 1865 276060), to arrive by noon BST on Wednesday 18 May 2022. Candidates should ask their referees to send references directly to the Fellows’ Administrator by the same deadline without further prompting. Further particulars and an application cover sheet are located on the College website at: www.magd.ox.ac.uk/job-vacancies. It is anticipated that interviews will be held on Thursday 9 June 2022.

    Applications are particularly welcome from women and from Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic candidates, who are under-represented in academic posts in Oxford.

    Magdalen College is committed to Equality and Diversity.

    Further Particulars (Word version) Dean for Welfare 2022 further particulars

    Further Particulars (PDF version)  Dean for Welfare 2022 further particulars

    Cover Sheet (Word version) Dean for Welfare 2022 cover sheet (Word)

    Cover Sheet (PDF version)  Dean for Welfare 2022 cover sheet

    Recruitment Monitoring Form (Word version) Recruitment Monitoring Form

    Recruitment Monitoring Form (PDF version) Recruitment Monitoring Form

    Research Fellowships

    Each year the College proposes to elect up to four Fellows by Examination (elsewhere known as Junior Research Fellows). Each Fellowship is tenable for three years. The Fellow is a member of the Governing Body of the College for the first two years and is entitled to: free lunches and dinners in College; a research allowance; and partnered accommodation in College free of charge or, alternatively, a taxable housing allowance. Successful candidates who decide to live out of College may have use of shared office space in College.  Fellows by Examination are expected to live in the Oxford area, and his/her research base must be in Oxford.

    You may contact us regarding Fellowships by Examination (Junior Research Fellowships) but please be aware that your query may not be answered immediately.

    Visiting Fellowships

    Each year the College elects a Visiting Fellow or Fellows for periods of one year or shorter during an academic year. In addition, a Robert S. Campbell Visiting Fellow may be elected for research in law, especially commercial or competition law.

    A Visiting Fellowship is intended to offer an established scholar, either from abroad or from the United Kingdom, an opportunity to pursue his or her own study and research as a member of the College.

    Visiting Fellowships are usually advertised each September, and once the process has started, application details will be found on our Job Vacancies page. Closing dates are the middle of December of the academic year of application. Should you require information that is not given above, contact us regarding visiting fellowships but please be aware that your query may not be answered immediately.

    BUILDING OUR FUTURE: Magdalen's Campaign to raise £7.5m to redevelop the New Library How you can help

    Connect with us

    Get in touch

    Magdalen College
    Oxford
    OX1 4AU
    United Kingdom

    T: +44 (0)1865 276000

    Contact us

    Media Enquiries

    Job Vacancies

    Find us

    • Studying
      Here

      • Chat with a Magdalen student
      • As an Undergraduate
      • As a Graduate
      • Second BA
      • Outreach
    • Living
      Here

      • As an Undergraduate
      • As a Graduate
      • Environment
      • Student Life
      • Student Profiles
      • Catering
      • Magdalen College Welfare Support
      • Information for care-experienced students
      • Societies
      • Glossary
    • Discover
      Magdalen

      • College History
      • Research at Magdalen
      • Visiting Magdalen
      • News
      • B&B Room Reservation
      • Shop
    • People at
      Magdalen

    • Chapel
      & Choir

      • The Chapel
      • The Choir
      • Choir Recordings
      • Services and Music List
    • Library
      & Archives

      • COVID-19: Information for Library Users
      • Libraries
      • Archives
      • Library & Archives Contact Details
      • Conservation
      • Online Exhibitions
      • Illuminating Magdalen
      • Library & Archive News
    • Alumni
      & Friends

      • Alumni Area
        – Log in
      • Useful Information
      • Alumni News
      • Alumni Events
      • Supporting Magdalen
      • Involving our Alumni
      • Publications
      • Development and Alumni Relations Office Team
      • Social Media Hub
    • Conferences
      & Events

      • Magdalen News and Events
      • Residential Conferences
      • Day meetings
      • Private Dining
  • Copyright © Magdalen College, Oxford 2022 | Equality | Other policies | Strategic Plan | Internal Pages | Gender Pay Gap Magdalen College is a Registered Charity, No.1142149
    This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We will assume that you are ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish.Accept Read More
    Privacy & Cookies Policy