Researcher 1A – Health and Environment

Glasgow Caledonian University; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Part time

Job summary

A major educational institution in Glasgow is seeking a Researcher for a part-time role in health and environment research. The position focuses on Life Cycle Assessment to reduce carbon emissions in health pathways. Ideal candidates should have a PhD in a relevant field and experience in LCA. This role supports diversity and inclusion, offering professional development and family-friendly benefits.

Benefits

Professional development opportunities

Family-friendly policies

Cycle schemes

Onsite childcare

Qualifications

• Relevant PhD or equivalent degree.
• Experience with Life Cycle Assessment (LCA).
• Strong data analysis skills.

Responsibilities

• Support Life Cycle Assessment activities.
• Collaborate with GCU and partner universities on health pathways.

Skills

LCA (Life Cycle Assessment)

Data analysis

Health systems knowledge

Education

PhD or equivalent in a relevant field

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Researcher 1A – Health and Environment, Glasgow

Client: Glasgow Caledonian University

Location: Glasgow, United Kingdom

Job Category: Other

EU work permit required: Yes

Job Reference: 5529db63dfce

Job Views: 5

Posted: 12.08.2025

Expiry Date: 26.09.2025

Job Description:

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This is a part-time (term contract until January) position at Glasgow Caledonian University, Scotland's largest modern university. We are committed to high-quality research and education supporting our communities, with strong national and international partnerships. Our research focuses on inclusive societies, healthy lives, and sustainable environments, aligned with our academic schools and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Our REF performance is world-leading or internationally excellent. We have achieved top rankings in UK university guides and hold EcoCampus Platinum accreditation. Our research impact in health is among the best in the UK.

This role is part of the project “The UK Hub for One Health Systems,” funded by UKRI, led by the University of Exeter, involving NHS organizations, third sector, industry, and investors. The project aims to reduce carbon emissions in health pathways, focusing on community and primary care, and mental health pathways using Life Cycle Assessment.

The successful candidate will support Life Cycle Assessment activities, working closely with GCU and partner universities. Requirements include a PhD or equivalent in a relevant field, experience with LCA, strong data skills, and interest in health systems or related fields.

We value diversity and inclusion, and welcome applications from all qualified candidates. GCU is committed to fair recruitment, gender equality (Athena SWAN Silver), and supporting staff with caring responsibilities. Benefits include professional development opportunities, family-friendly policies, cycle schemes, and onsite childcare.