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ICPG: Research Associate for Certification / Kitemark Project on Combatting and Addressing Antisemitism in UK Universities

Stoke-on-Trent
£30k – £33k/yr
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Research Associate for Certification / Kitemark Project on Combatting and Addressing Antisemitism in UK Universities

We are seeking a postdoctoral (or equivalent) social sciences researcher to work directly with the Principal Investigator and the President of the ICPG to provide the research to underpin a certification project for combatting and addressing antisemitism in UK Universities.

The project aims to create a certification or kitemark on combatting and addressing antisemitism for use within universities and across the UK Higher Education (HE) sector. This would follow a similar model to Athena Swan (sex), Race Equality Charter Mark, and other similar systems for LGBT and for disability rights. The two-year project will involve working with stakeholders in focus groups to understand the different models for combatting racism, mapping existing provisions, creating the certification process, and piloting it in 5-10 universities.

The project is hosted by the Intra-Communal Professorial Group (ICPG), a recently formed network of academics dedicated to combatting antisemitism in the UK higher education sector.

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The role is fully remote, with occasional meetings in-person in London. Up to a dozen paid trips to universities will be required during the lifetime of the project.

Experience And Requirements

  • Postdoctoral or equivalent experience in social science research is required.
  • Experience in the field of higher education and equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) with a focus on race, ethnicity, and/or nationality.
  • Experience in designing and executing research using qualitative methods, including focus groups and surveys.
  • Knowledge of anti-racism or anti-discrimination policies, laws, and/or practices – particularly within the HE sector.
  • Ability to work within ethical guidelines and maintain high levels of research integrity.
  • Experience managing complex projects independently.
  • Must have the ability to travel around the UK and to attend occasional in-person meetings in London.

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  • High-quality report writing
  • Familiarity with the Anglo-Jewish higher education context
  • Excellent communication skills both written and oral
  • Advanced and demonstrable use of statistical software, such as SPSS

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Other Information About The Role

  • Working remotely, with regular online meetings and occasion meetings in London.
  • Salary: 30-33k depending on experience, standard benefits as required by law.
  • Full time, with an option for flexible working.

To apply, please send a 1-page cover letter outlining how you meet the required experience and skills along with a 2-page copy of your CV to jacqueline.goldenstein@icpg.org.uk with the subject line “Application for ICPG Research Associate Position”.

  • Closing date: 5pm 14/7/25
  • Interview (online) w/c 28/7/25, to be agreed
  • Start date: 1/9/25

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Skills

Report Writing
Qualitative Research Methods
Focus Groups
Surveys
SPSS
Communication Skills
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Statistical Analysis

Location

Stoke-on-Trent, England, United Kingdom

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