Postdoc Fellow — Market Economies & Green Sustainability

KINGS COLLEGE LONDON; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 53,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading university in London is seeking a post-doctoral fellow to join the Centre for the Study of Governance and Society. The role involves researching the relationship between market economies and sustainability. Candidates should have a PhD in social sciences or humanities, a strong research background, and the ability to work across disciplines. This full-time position offers a fixed-term contract for one year, with a salary range of £45,031-£52,514 per annum, and includes opportunities for professional development.

Benefits

At least 10 days per year for professional development

Qualifications

• PhD or submitted thesis in relevant social science discipline.
• Broad research focus on market economies and sustainability.
• Track record of academic research with publication potential.

Responsibilities

• Work on papers and book manuscripts for the project.
• Contribute to daily life of the Centre for the Study of Governance and Society.
• Engage in interdisciplinary research across social sciences.

Skills

PhD in relevant humanities or social science discipline

Broadly conceived research focus on market economies and sustainability

Track record of published work

Experience conducting independent academic research

Integrates insights from social science/humanities with natural sciences

Administrative Skills

Experience with grant applications and research bids

Education

PhD or submitted thesis in relevant discipline

Job description

A leading university in London is seeking a post-doctoral fellow to join the Centre for the Study of Governance and Society. The role involves researching the relationship between market economies and sustainability. Candidates should have a PhD in social sciences or humanities, a strong research background, and the ability to work across disciplines. This full-time position offers a fixed-term contract for one year, with a salary range of £45,031-£52,514 per annum, and includes opportunities for professional development.