profesor titular ordinario

English translation: (typical) regular tenured professor

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Spanish term or phrase:profesor titular ordinario
English translation:(typical) regular tenured professor
Entered by: biancaf202

18:08 May 24, 2002
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Spanish term or phrase: profesor titular ordinario
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Gail
United States
Local time: 09:38
(typical) regular tenured professor
Explanation:
Example:

I don't know what you earn now, but the typical regular tenured professor
is exploited, if you can compare our average salaries to those of
appropriate reference universities.

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4 +5(typical) regular tenured professor
biancaf202
5University Lecturer in Trade / Comercial Law
Pedro Garcia-Caro
4ordinary tenured professor
markaqui
4Titular professor/teacher
Sebastián Sierpe Toral (X)


  

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ordinary tenured professor


Explanation:
I am not sure if "permanent" is a better term for "tenuered".

See second paragraph of:




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Note added at 2002-05-24 18:35:52 (GMT)
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See 2nd paragraph of this site:
http://publicaffairs.cua.edu/news/02DeciccoDeath.htm.

This term \"ordinary professor\" seemed to only come up on either Catholic university sites or sites related to European universities.

There is a distinction made between \"ordinary\" and \"extraordinary\" professors.

My father, who is a retired professor here in the U.S. and who taught for 25 years, is unfamiliar with this term.

Hope this helps!


markaqui
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Local time: 06:38
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Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
neutral  kenya: profesor titular means 'tenured professor', no ordinary, no permanent
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(typical) regular tenured professor


Explanation:
Example:

I don't know what you earn now, but the typical regular tenured professor
is exploited, if you can compare our average salaries to those of
appropriate reference universities.

From site below


    Reference: http://venus.soci.niu.edu/~archives/TOMPAINE/dec98/0058.html
biancaf202
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agree  ottilia nesbit (X): I believe that an "ordinary"tenured professor is one who is Not the titular to a funded Chair or Chairman of a Department or similar entity
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agree  Henry Hinds: Yes, but without "typical", though I would not necessarily disagree with the opinion expressed.
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agree  Terry Burgess: ...and with Henry.
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agree  Emilio Gironda
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agree  Oso (X): ¡Saludos Bianca! ¶:^)
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University Lecturer in Trade / Comercial Law


Explanation:
If the translation is addressed to a UK audience then the American hierarchy is no good. For more senior "tenured" positions you can also see Senior Lecturer, Readers and Professors (but the last two really are mostly translated into Spanish as Catedraticos) You can check the LSE for more real life info



    Reference: http://www.lse.ac.uk/Depts/law/l-staff.htm
Pedro Garcia-Caro
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Titular professor/teacher


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Sebastián Sierpe Toral (X)
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