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Closing: February 3, 2021
For this role candidates should have an understanding of the major subject areas within Criminology disciplines. Equally, an understanding of contemporary sociological and criminological issues are vital for this role and the future development of the delivery of this programme.
Interview Date: to be confirmed
If you have specific queries in relation to this role, please contact Natasha Chubbock, Principal Lecturer on natasha.chubbock@ntu.ac.uk
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Closing: February 3, 2021
Policing at Nottingham Trent University is more than an academic pursuit. By working through our staff, students, graduates and external partners and beyond the confines of the university, we actively seek to make a positive and lasting difference to the communities we are part of. Our large inter-disciplinary team is committed to shaping knowledge, policy and practice through highly rated courses and an outstanding reputation for theoretically informed, applied research.
Interview Date: To be confirmed
If you have specific queries in relation to this role, please contact Phil Rudkin, Principal Lecturer – Policing/International Law Enforcement on phillip.rudkin@ntu.ac.uk.
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Closing: February 4, 2021
The Criminology and Criminal Justice department requires a Lecturer or Senior Lecturer to teach criminology at undergraduate and postgraduate levels and to contribute to the development, assessment and management of academic courses within the subject area; in addition to undertaking relevant research, scholarship, commercial and consultancy activities.
Interview Date: To be confirmed
If you have specific queries in relation to this role, please contact Natasha Chubbock, Principal Lecturer on natasha.chubbock@ntu.ac.uk
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Research Associate: Public Health, Youth, and Violence Reduction
The Open University – Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences
Closing: January 27, 2021
We are looking for someone to make a leading contribution to the ESRC study: Public Health, Youth and Violence Reduction. The project responds to the urgent social problem of serious violence between young people by seeking to establish a new evidence-base on public health approaches to violence reduction. Your role on the project will involve exploring the scope and nature of public health approaches, as well as the way these approaches transfer between jurisdictions to shape policy, guide best practice, and inform public debate.
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School of Social & Political Sciences, University of Glasgow (0.8FTE; 30 months)
Closing: February 8, 2021
The School of Social and Political Science is recruiting a Research Associate to make a leading research contribution to the ESRC study What Worked: Policy Mobility and the Public Health Approach to Youth Violence. The project, a collaboration between the University of Glasgow, Open University, University of Edinburgh and London School of Economics, responds to the urgent social problem of rising youth violence by seeking to establish a new evidence-base on public health approaches to violence reduction, and the ways such policies transfer between jurisdictions, to shape policy, guide best practice, and inform public debate. Specifically, the post-holder will conduct, manage, publish and disseminate research on violence reduction in Scotland as well as assist in managing and directing this complex and challenging project by liaising closely with that part of the study being managed by the Open University.
This post is part time at 28 hours per week with funding available for up to 30 months in the first instance. However for the right candidate, this post may offer a degree of flexibility around contract duration/ FTE. This can be discussed at interview.
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Lecturer (Academic) In Criminology
Closing: February 9, 2021 – midnight
The Faculty of Health and Social Sciences (HSS) is recruiting a Lecturer in Criminology to help raise the national and international profile of the Faculty and the social science provision in the area of criminology, contribute to the growth of the academic community and develop personal areas of scholarship and research expertise. You will facilitate teaching and learning across the growing suite of criminology programmes. Expertise in the areas of youth justice and/or gangs would be an advantage. You will have the opportunities to link with academic colleagues across the Faculty and University in taking forward the research and education agenda.
You will be qualified to Doctorate level or be able to demonstrate the ability to create and disseminate knowledge at an equivalent level and the capability to convert this knowledge into a doctorate in a maximum of 3-5 years from the date of appointment. You will be research active and committed to a culture of academic excellence and continuous improvement.
For further information and discussion, please contact by email Professor Sam Porter at porters@bournemouth.ac.uk
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