Post by northernsoc on Sept 1, 2020 12:24:04 GMT -5
Appointment: 3 Year Postdoctoral Research Associate, Department of Sociology, Lancaster, UK
Salary: £28,331 to £32,817
Closing Date for Applications: Monday 28 September 2020
Interview Date: 7th October, 2020
(all interviews will be conducted online)
The successful applicant will work on Dr. Jasmine Fledderjohann’s project on food insecurity in India, Ethiopia, Vietnam, and Peru. Dr. Fledderjohann and her team will analyse survey data from the Young Lives project in order to document how food insecurity is associated with adverse health, education, and employment outcomes in the long-term for children and adolescents. There will be ample opportunity for professional development, including taking a leading role in research outputs and funding bids, presenting work at conferences, and networking with international stakeholders and collaborators.
A strong background in quantitative social science and survey data analysis is essential. See Job Description Job Spec.pdf (111.93 KB) and Person Specification Person Spec.pdf (160.5 KB) in the vacancy listing for further details.
The post is available on a full time basis, on an indefinite contract. However, the role is contingent on external funding which, at this time, is due to come to an end on 30/09/2023.
The position is available as soon as possible. International applicants are encouraged to apply.
Applications should be submitted through the Lancaster University online system. Full post details and access to the online application system are available at: hr-jobs.lancs.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?ref=A3079
Salary: £28,331 to £32,817
Closing Date for Applications: Monday 28 September 2020
Interview Date: 7th October, 2020
(all interviews will be conducted online)
The successful applicant will work on Dr. Jasmine Fledderjohann’s project on food insecurity in India, Ethiopia, Vietnam, and Peru. Dr. Fledderjohann and her team will analyse survey data from the Young Lives project in order to document how food insecurity is associated with adverse health, education, and employment outcomes in the long-term for children and adolescents. There will be ample opportunity for professional development, including taking a leading role in research outputs and funding bids, presenting work at conferences, and networking with international stakeholders and collaborators.
A strong background in quantitative social science and survey data analysis is essential. See Job Description Job Spec.pdf (111.93 KB) and Person Specification Person Spec.pdf (160.5 KB) in the vacancy listing for further details.
The post is available on a full time basis, on an indefinite contract. However, the role is contingent on external funding which, at this time, is due to come to an end on 30/09/2023.
The position is available as soon as possible. International applicants are encouraged to apply.
Applications should be submitted through the Lancaster University online system. Full post details and access to the online application system are available at: hr-jobs.lancs.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?ref=A3079