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Lead the future of open research at one of the world’s leading universities
We are seeking an exceptional strategic leader to become our Head of the Office for Open Research. This is an exciting opportunity to shape the University’s vision for open research and scholarly communications, ensuring our researchers have the policies, services and infrastructure they need to maximise the reach, impact and sustainability of their work.
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About The Role
Working across the Bodleian Libraries and the wider University, you will provide strategic leadership for open research throughout the research lifecycle – from creation and dissemination to stewardship, assessment and long-term preservation.
- You will lead a highly skilled multidisciplinary team
- Work with senior academic and professional leaders to develop innovative, researcher-centred services that support excellence in research
- Play a pivotal role in developing institutional policies and services that make research outputs more discoverable, accessible, reusable and sustainable
- Ensure compliance with funder and publisher requirements
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