Academic Liaison Librarian

at  Royal College of Art

London, England, United Kingdom -

Start DateExpiry DateSalaryPosted OnExperienceSkillsTelecommuteSponsor Visa
Immediate15 Jul, 2024GBP 45732 Annual16 Apr, 2024N/AGood communication skillsNoNo
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Description:

Founded in 1837, the Royal College of Art is the world’s largest community of postgraduate art and design students. It is also the oldest art and design university in continuous operation and has been ranked as the world ‘s number 1 art & design university for a remarkable ten consecutive years (QS World Subject Rankings 2015-2024).
The Library is part of IT, Library and Technical Services (ILTS), a directorate of skilled and specialist staff supporting students and staff to meet their academic objectives. ILTS includes Library, Special Collections, Technical Services, IT Services and Digital Delivery. The Library is based on the Kensington campus and provides services to our campuses in Battersea and White City.
The Library is home to some 70,000 items including books, magazines, print journals and our Special Collections. In addition, we have an expanding digital library of e-books, e-journals and online resources covering a wide range of interdisciplinary subjects. The library provides quiet study spaces across three levels. The Library team deliver a customer-focussed and pro-active service as part of our hybrid service model.

Responsibilities:

The Academic Liaison Librarian is part of the Reader Services team and provides specialist library support to postgraduate students in designated schools through a programme of inductions, workshops and one-to-ones.
The role involves proactive liaison with academic staff and programme teams to ensure the Library provides appropriate resources, advice and guidance materials to support teaching and research.
Contributing to collection development is a core part of the role. This includes engaging with key stakeholders to enhance diversity, inclusivity and accessibility of the collections.
This role would suit an enthusiastic and creative individual, who enjoys connecting and collaborating with a wide variety of people.
The role will include an evening and a Saturday shift on a rota basis. This is primarily a campus-based role with some flexibility to work from home.
If you have demonstrable experience of providing a proactive and user-focused service with excellent customer-service level skills in an academic or specialist library we would like to hear from you.
For more information on the role please see the Information Pack.


REQUIREMENT SUMMARY

Min:N/AMax:5.0 year(s)

Education Management

Teaching / Education

Education, Teaching

Graduate

Proficient

1

London, United Kingdom