5 Research Posts at the University of Glasgow GCRF Funded Centre for Sustainable Healthy Learning Cities
Dear All,
Please allow me to draw your attention to 5 exciting Research posts at the GCRF funded centre for sustainable healthy Learning Cities at the University of Glasgow.
The centre for sustainable healthy Learning Cities at the University of Glasgow is one of the 37 major projects funded by the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) Research Councils UK Collective Fund, which aims to build upon research knowledge in the UK, and strengthen capacity overseas, to help address challenges in developing countries. SHLC will conduct comparative studies of urbanisation and the formation and differentiation of neighbourhoods in cities to address challenges associated with large-scale rural-to-urban migration in Africa and Asia; and to strengthen research capacity among urban researchers, government officials, and policymakers in both the UK and developing countries. The Centre, based at Glasgow, has eight international partners in South Africa, Tanzania, Rwanda, India, Bangladesh, China, and the Philippines. The Centre’s research programme will involve neighbourhood level analysis in 14 case study cities located in these countries.
The jobs require expert knowledge in the areas of education, health, or urban studies in relation to developing countries from the perspective of development studies, geography, urban planning, urban studies, migration, public policy, economics, or another relevant social science discipline.
Specifically, we expect each of the five posts to contribute specialist knowledge to the Centre in at least one of the following areas:
Cities, urbanisation, and urban development in Africa, South Asia, and/or East Asia Education policy and provision in developing countries Health policies and health provision in developing countries Quantitative research and analytical skills including social survey, spatial analysis, GIS, and Big Data Qualitative research and analytical skills and methods
The post-holders will also contribute to the formulation and submission of research publications and research proposals as well as help manage and direct this complex and challenging project as opportunities allow. Get In Touch
Regional Science Association International
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Dear All,
Please allow me to draw your attention to 5 exciting Research posts at the GCRF funded centre for sustainable healthy Learning Cities at the University of Glasgow.
The centre for sustainable healthy Learning Cities at the University of Glasgow is one of the 37 major projects funded by the Global Challenges Research Fund (GCRF) Research Councils UK Collective Fund, which aims to build upon research knowledge in the UK, and strengthen capacity overseas, to help address challenges in developing countries. SHLC will conduct comparative studies of urbanisation and the formation and differentiation of neighbourhoods in cities to address challenges associated with large-scale rural-to-urban migration in Africa and Asia; and to strengthen research capacity among urban researchers, government officials, and policymakers in both the UK and developing countries. The Centre, based at Glasgow, has eight international partners in South Africa, Tanzania, Rwanda, India, Bangladesh, China, and the Philippines. The Centre’s research programme will involve neighbourhood level analysis in 14 case study cities located in these countries.
The jobs require expert knowledge in the areas of education, health, or urban studies in relation to developing countries from the perspective of development studies, geography, urban planning, urban studies, migration, public policy, economics, or another relevant social science discipline.
Specifically, we expect each of the five posts to contribute specialist knowledge to the Centre in at least one of the following areas:
Cities, urbanisation, and urban development in Africa, South Asia, and/or East Asia Education policy and provision in developing countries Health policies and health provision in developing countries Quantitative research and analytical skills including social survey, spatial analysis, GIS, and Big Data Qualitative research and analytical skills and methods
The post-holders will also contribute to the formulation and submission of research publications and research proposals as well as help manage and direct this complex and challenging project as opportunities allow. Get In Touch
Regional Science Association International
#J-18808-Ljbffr
