Administration & Research Officer (1596-26)

Aston University; Birmingham; Vor Ort; GBP 31.000 - 37.000; Teilzeit

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Zusammenfassung

Aston University in Birmingham is seeking an Administration & Research Officer to support the AI.RDN+ project funded by Research England. The role involves coordinating project consultations and meetings, producing the AI.RDN+ Newsletter, and updating the project website.

You will liaise with stakeholders and assist with data collection and analysis to support key outputs. This on-site, part-time temporary position requires proactive communication and strong organisational skills to maintain

Jobbeschreibung

Administration & Research Officer (1596-26)

An exciting opportunity has arisen to join an interdisciplinary project team working on a Research England-funded project called ‘Artificial Intelligence Researcher Development Network Plus’ (AI.RDN+). This four-year project is evaluating the take-up of publicly available AI tools for doctoral research, promoting their responsible use and creating training, support and guidance for stakeholders across the doctoral ecosystem.

You will provide proactive support for all aspects of the project, including servicing project consultations and meetings. You will co-ordinate the production of the AI.RDN+ Newsletter and other regular communications using digital media and will contribute to maintaining up-to-date information about the project on the AI.RDN+ website. You will liaise frequently with all project stakeholders and manage external enquiries. You will support data collection and analysis and contribute to the preparation of key project outputs.

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Company: Aston University

Salary: £31,236 to £36,636 a year

Hours: Part-time

Location: Birmingham, B4 7ET

Working pattern: On-site

Job type: Temporary

Posting date: 15 Oct 2026

Closing date: 28 Oct 2026

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