Research Fellow in Climate Change and Health

Overview

The University of Bristol is offering a position for a Research Fellow in Climate Change and Health within the School of Geographical Sciences and the Department of Physical Geography. This fixed-term opportunity is structured as a three-year Pathway 2 position based in the United Kingdom.

Who can apply

Applicants are welcome from all areas of climate change and health, provided they show evidence of strong connections and understanding of both sectors. Candidates interested in applying data science and artificial intelligence to these research questions are also encouraged to apply. Applicants must have completed a PhD and possess extensive academic experience, including contributions in research, leadership, and administration. Candidates should have an established academic reputation producing national or international quality research, along with demonstrated excellence in scholarship, research, teaching, and administration.

What you get

The successful candidate receives a salary ranging from £52,788 to £59,390 per annum under Grade K. The role is a full-time, fixed-term contract lasting for three years with a Monday through Friday shift pattern.

Requirements

The role requires developing and sustaining funding support, independently identifying research objectives, leading research funding bids and teams, and disseminating findings. Responsibilities also include advising colleagues, peer reviewing manuscripts and bids, contributing to the School's research strategy and reputation, and building relations with external communities, funding bodies, and enterprises. Role holders are expected to lead collaborative research bids, contribute to doctoral supervision, and support administrative activities within the School.