Partnerships and Engagement Intern (Remote)

Durham University; North East; Hybrid; GBP 15,000 - 22,000; Part time

Job summary

Durham University is seeking an Engagement and Partnerships Intern (Casual) to support the Institute for Medical Humanities and its Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities. The role offers 5–7 hours per week, with some remote work, and involves developing partnerships with voluntary and health sector organisations.

You will gain training in partnership and engagement work, with a tailored development plan and opportunities to contribute to research and communication activities during

Qualifications

• Interest in partnerships and engagement.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Good organisational skills and time management.
• Basic IT skills including Microsoft Office and online research.
• Ability to work independently with guidance and in a team.
• Commitment to inclusive and respectful working.

Responsibilities

• Maintain databases, contact lists and resources, ensuring information is up to date.
• Conduct desk research to identify potential partners and collaboration opportunities.
• Prepare communications, summaries and supporting materials.
• Support meetings, events and partnership activities.
• Take notes and record feedback and engagement activity.
• Develop case studies or guides as needed.

Skills

Interest in partnerships andengagement

Written and verbal communication

Organisational skills

Basic IT skills

Reliability

Inclusive and respectful working

Tools

Microsoft Office

Job description

Durham University is seeking an Engagement and Partnerships Intern (Casual) to support the Institute for Medical Humanities and its Discovery Research Platform for Medical Humanities. The role offers 5–7 hours per week, with some remote work, and involves developing partnerships with voluntary and health sector organisations.

You will gain training in partnership and engagement work, with a tailored development plan and opportunities to contribute to research and communication activities during