Senior Research Fellow (CCRI) – Internal Only Vacancy Details Summary Salary: Grade 8 45, – £57, per annum Location: FRANCIS CLOSE HALL CAMPUS Job Type: Academic Closing Date: 11/13/ Date Posted: 10/28/ Reference: A Description Internal Only 1.0FTE Candidates will be able to work under the University’s Agile Working Policy, mixing working from home (if desirable) with office working and the needs of the post to work at other locations. CCRI staff are expected to attend the office at least once per month, and attend all staff meetings, awaydays and other similar meetings and events.
About Countryside and Community Research Institute
The Countryside and Community Research Institute (CCRI) ( style”font-family: Aptos, sans-serif; font-size: 11pt; color: black; line-height: %;”>) is the largest specialist rural research centre in the UK, having expertise in all aspects of research in policy and planning for the countryside and the environment of the UK, Europe and further afield. We are a vibrant research community, and our research has been judged as internationally significant, rigorous, and high quality by the Research Excellence Framework.
About the role
Responsibilities include securing research, REF contributions, publications, student supervision, inclusive leadership, value for money, health and safety duties and strategic planning. There will be opportunities to supervise research students, but most of the role will be as an active experienced researcher, successfully winning, managing and delivering research work for external sponsors and funding bodies, leading teams and working closely with colleagues in CCRI and across the University’s Research strategy. The role will require that the post-holder maintains an excellent research publications portfolio suitable for submission into the Architecture, Built environment and Planning Unit of Assessment 13 (town and country planning). The post holder will be expected to develop pure and applied research through publication and the winning and conduct of other contract or grant funded research projects and programmes in line with the mission and research focus of the CCRI. The post holder will also be expected to systematically develop effective networks with a diverse range of relevant stakeholders in the UK, EU and internationally. The post holder will also be expected to take on reasonable management and administrative duties in the running of the CCRI and to contribute as a full member of thestaff team. The role requires the ability to travel and work away when required (nationally and internationally) including to remote and potentially inaccessible locations.
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