Warden

Founded in the 1430s and situated in the heart of Oxford, All Souls is a College of the University of Oxford with the primary purposes of advancing scholarship, research and education of the highest standards, and promoting links between academic and public life. These purposes are pursued by a Fellowship which includes twenty-two Fellows of the British Academy and three Fellows of the Royal Society. Today the College remains a leading centre of scholarship within a forward-looking University renowned for the excellence of its teaching and research.

The Warden is the Head of the College and chairs the Governing Body and a number of its committees and sub-committees, guiding the Fellowship in the conduct of the College's affairs, and represents All Souls within the University, nationally and internationally., All Souls is committed to the promotion of equality of opportunity in all aspects of its activity and seeks through its conduct and policies to advance equality of opportunity and foster good relations among its Fellowship and staff. As part of its commitment to equality, diversity and inclusion, the College welcomes candidates from all backgrounds, and in particular from groups that are under-represented in comparable roles, such as women and minority ethnic candidates.

Salary: The salary is commensurate with similar roles across the Colleges of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge.