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SWPS University is seeking a First Stage Researcher (R1) in Sociology to join the Institute of Social Sciences. The role involves developing survey instruments, conducting pilot studies with students, and collaborating with a partner company on surveys.
You will clean and analyze data and help prepare findings for publication. Applicants should have research experience in survey or lab settings and be proficient in R or Stata, with advanced English (minimum B2).
Organisation/Company SWPS University Research Field Sociology » Other Researcher Profile First Stage Researcher (R1) Positions Bachelor Positions Application Deadline 4 Dec 2026 - 23:59 (Europe/Warsaw) Country Poland Type of Contract Temporary Job Status Part-time Offer Starting Date 4 Nov 2026 Is the job funded through the EU Research Framework Programme? Not funded by a EU programme Is the Job related to staff position within a Research Infrastructure? No
Preferred qualifications:
Languages ENGLISH Level Excellent
Languages POLISH Level Basic
Required documents:
Formal criteria:
The project calls for all Group Members to participate in national or international conferences. Each Group Member will be provided with a work laptop equipped with the necessary software.
The Project Manager offers:
- mentoring to support the personal professional development of Group Members
- substantive support for Group Members’ own research projects
- support in preparing Group Members’ own grant applications
- the opportunity to co-author articles produced both within and outside the project
- training in scientific writing and conference presentation skills
The Competition Committee reserves the right to contact only selected candidates.
The candidates who receive the highest scores from the Committee will be invited for an interview.
For any additional information please contact jmachnio@swps.edu.pl referring to ref. no. 1184/INS/WWA/26.
Determinants of Public Support for Gender Equality Policies
The aim of the project is to learn why support for specific gender equality policies remains low, even though gender equality is widely endorsed in Poland as a general value. The team will investigate how people understand gender equality and what shapes their attitudes towards policies; how self-interest and identity influence their support; and how the way policies are communicated affects their reception. The project takes into account a broad and multidimensional spectrum of measures that public institutions can undertake in the pursuit of equality - such as gender quotas, support in education, health-promotion measures, or the equalization of the rights and obligations of women and men.
The project combines qualitative and quantitative methods. The team will conduct 12 focus group discussions and 20 in-depth individual interviews, as well as three nationwide survey experiments.
The project's findings will provide policymakers and practitioners with knowledge about which equality policies enjoy broad support and which are opposed, and why. They will be presented in academic publications and summarized in a policy brief addressed to politicians and non-governmental organizations, supporting the design of policies that can be introduced without deepening social polarization. Beyond the empirical results, the project's main scholarly contribution will be the development of a new theoretical framework for studying gender equality policies as a diverse policy space.