Associations to the word «Lectureship»
Noun
- Professorship
- Norris
- Lecturer
- Fellowship
- Faraday
- Lecture
- Chemistry
- Adler
- Memorial
- Endowment
- Russell
- Botany
- Prize
- Astronomy
- Bangor
- Cambridge
- Eligibility
- Yale
- Phd
- Oxford
- Sociology
- Emmanuel
- University
- Monmouth
- Physics
- Preaching
- Mathematics
- Edinburgh
- Anthropology
- Centenary
- Morse
- Residency
- Leeds
- Fellow
- Society
- Harvard
- Scholarship
- Professor
- Theology
- Faculty
- Observatory
- Teaching
- Excellence
- Seminary
- Cornell
- Glasgow
- Stanford
- College
- Durham
- Trinity
- Eddy
- Appointment
- Nottingham
- Philosophy
- Contribution
- Divinity
- Medal
- Research
- Henry
- Award
- Princeton
- Ethics
- Berkeley
- Manchester
- Terry
- Science
- Honor
- Psychology
- Sheffield
- Liverpool
- Institute
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
LECTURESHIP, noun. A position as a lecturer.
LECTURESHIP, noun. A series of lectures, possibly by different lecturers, on a common theme.
LECTURESHIP, noun. Something that provides for lectures to be presented.
Dictionary definition
LECTURESHIP, noun. The post of lecturer.
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