I am looking for someone with a strong interest in empirical research and, ideally, some firsthand experience conducting it. Experience with academic writing would be advantageous but is not mandatory.
Your responsibilities would include:
- Supporting empirical research, including data collection and analysis
- Assisting with the preparation and organization of interviews
- Supporting literature searches and reviews
- Assisting with the preparation of academic publications and other research outputs
- Organising, documenting, and managing research data
- Supporting qualitative data analysis, for example using MAXQDA
There will also be some administrative tasks associated with the position. As an active member of the research team, you would support me in selected organisational and administrative matters. These tasks, however, will remain secondary to the researchrelated responsibilities outlined above.
You are:
- Preferably a Master’s student (Bachelor students who feel their profile fits the description are also welcome to apply)
- Reliable, committed, and able to work independently
- Open-minded and eager to learn about new topics, software, and research methods
- Interested in sustainability, particularly topics related to climate activism, Indigenous knowledge, and colonialism
- Equipped with excellent written and spoken English skills (C1/C2)
- Experienced in working confidently with MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
- Ideally, have some initial experience with data analysis software, such as MAXQDA