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Nottingham Trent University is seeking a Research Assistant to collect ecological data on mammals in Scotland. This full-time role involves deploying trail cameras, managing data, and conducting surveys. Join a passionate team focused on improving environmental well-being.
£26,712 - £28,047 per annum
Full Time/ Fixed term contract for 72 days
We are seeking a research assistant to collect ecological data on mammals in Scotland.
Deploy trail cameras following standardized protocols.
Manage and analyze trail camera data.
Liaise with landowners and obtain permission for surveys.
Conduct mammal sign surveys.
Perform nocturnal surveys for hedgehogs under supervision.
For more details, see the role profile. We encourage applications even if you don't meet all requirements.
Interview Date: 19th May 2025
We are the School of Animal, Rural and Environmental Science (ARES) at Nottingham Trent University, focusing on environment, animal health and welfare, ecology, conservation, agriculture, and food production.
Our approach is innovative and inclusive, aiming to positively impact the planet by improving the well-being of environments, animals, plants, and people. If you share this passion, join us in your career journey.
For informal queries, contact Dr Richard Yarnell at richard.yarnell@ntu.ac.uk.
Learn more about our academic community and support at Support for academics | Nottingham Trent University.
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We foster an inclusive culture supporting diverse voices and experiences, promoting wellbeing and growth for all. We welcome applications from underrepresented communities.
Please note, this role is ineligible for sponsorship under the UK Visas & Immigration system. Candidates needing visas should assess their eligibility and consult the Home Office website for more info. We accept applications from those eligible to obtain a visa via other routes.
This role is subject to the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act (1974), and successful applicants must disclose any unspent convictions.