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- To conduct desk-based literature-review-style research under the supervision of Dr Hall, Dr Lewis and Professor Waite. There may be the possibility of contributing to qualitative fieldwork (e.g. focus groups, interviews).
- To contribute to the analysis of qualitative data, including basic coding using software packages such as NVivo.
- To contribute to the analysis of quantitative data using basic, non-specialist analysis tools (e.g. Excel Spreadsheets).
- To contribute to the research and preparation of research publications.
- To contribute to the drafting of outputs for public and policy-engagement, including (but not limited to) blogs, social media content and policy briefs for practitioners/research stakeholders etc.
- To assist with the organisation of fieldwork and research visits, including liaison with participants and stakeholders, booking travel and accommodation etc.
- To help organise - and, where appropriate, participate in - workshops over the course of the research.
- To contribute to the preparation of follow-on research funding applications where appropriate.
- (Working towards or completed a) PhD in relevant subject area (e.g., politics, sociology, human geography, anthropology, criminology, history, law or related subject area).
- Knowledge on one or more of the substantive research themes, e.g. contemporary policing and the involvement of volunteers; police and civil society responses to modern slavery; borders, border security and "the everyday".
- Knowledge of research techniques and methodologies that can contribute to the overall success of the project
- Research expertise in an area that will complement and enhance the department's research strategy and goals
- Experience of carrying out both independent and collaborative research
- Experience of writing up research work for publication
- Ability to work as part of a team and also to work independently using own initiative
Research Associate - York, United Kingdom - University of York
Description
Role
This role is offered on a part time basis (18.5 hours per week) and for a fixed term period of 12 months.
Skills, Experience & Qualification needed
Interview date: To be confirmed