Research Fellow (Creative Media) (Part time, 0.4 FTE)
Overview
Queen's University Belfast is offering a fixed-term, part-time position for a Research Fellow focusing on creative media within the Health and Medical department. The successful candidate will contribute to the Mencap NI project titled Hear Us Now: Voices of Mencap NI. This initiative involves engaging with individuals who have utilized Mencap NI services over the organization's 60-year history, documenting their life stories and personal experiences, and presenting these narratives to the public through creative media outputs. The position runs as a fixed-term contract for two years or until January 31, 2029, whichever comes first, with potential for renewal or permanence depending on funding availability.
Who can apply
Applicants must hold, or be about to obtain within three months of the closing date, a PhD in a relevant subject area such as creative media or audio production. Candidates are also required to possess significant and relevant research experience utilizing information technology and creative media technology, specifically in audio and video recording and editing.
Requirements
Applicants need to demonstrate a clear understanding of the operational requirements needed to run a successful research project. Essential qualifications include prior experience in writing up research findings in an academic format, as well as experience writing for the general public. Candidates must ensure their applications clearly evidence how they meet these essential criteria to successfully pass the shortlisting stage.
What you get
The position offers a salary starting from £42,972 per annum on a pro-rata basis for this 0.4 FTE workload.
Key dates
The application process closes on November 16, 2026.
About Queen's University Belfast
Queen's University Belfast is a public research university in Belfast, Northern Ireland. It received its charter in 1845 as Queen's College, Belfast, opened in 1849, and gained full university status in 1908. Its main campus lies on the southern edge of the city centre. It is a member of the Russell Group of research-intensive UK universities.
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