Due to the expansion of our research at the ESRC Centre for Business Relationships, Accountability,
Society and Sustainability (BRASS), Cardiff University, three new positions have become available
which may be of interest to members of the Critical Geography Forum. The areas are:
- Sustainable Communities, Lifestyles and Consumption
- Sustainable Production, Technology & Resource Use
- Responsible Management Thinking (Including Measuring and Reporting for Sustainability)
The primary purpose of these positions will be to further develop the portfolio of research being
undertaken and the outputs produced within this stream of research. Working in collaboration with
other Centre researchers, the successful applicants will become involved in a range of different
research projects. Specific activities are likely to include furthering existing ESRC funded
research; writing for publication; and assisting in the development of new research bids for
external funding. The successful applicant will also be expected to work closely with one of three
Research Managers in the Centre in publicising the work of the research group and promoting
knowledge transfer.
The positions offer an exciting opportunity for an early to mid-career researcher to further their
publication record, expand their knowledge base and gain experience in managing a research agenda.
The positions are available from February 1st 2008, or as soon as possible thereafter.
Salary: £27,466 - £32,796 per annum.
For further information, please click on the post you are interested in from the list below:
Research Associate for Sustainable Communities, Lifestyles and Consumption
http://www.cf.ac.uk/jobs/academic/20070831-131207.html
Research Associate for Sustainable Production, Technology & Resource Use
http://www.cf.ac.uk/jobs/academic/20070832-131207.html
Research Associate for Responsible Management Thinking (Including Measuring and Reporting for
Sustainability) http://www.cf.ac.uk/jobs/academic/20070830-131207.html
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