University of Oxford seeks a Research Assistant for the Oxford Centre for Emerging Minds Research to study Character Strengths in neurodivergent children and young people. The role focuses on data collection, co-production, and mixed-method evaluation of a strengths-based intervention.
The post is full-time, with a flexible hybrid arrangement, based in Oxford's Life and Mind Building. You will design materials, collect and analyze data, and support public engagement activities.
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Research Assistant: Strengths-Based Neurodiversity in Youth in Oxford employer: Corehr
As a leading research institution, we offer an exceptional environment for postdoctoral researchers to thrive, particularly in the vibrant city of Liverpool. Our commitment to collaboration across prestigious universities fosters a dynamic work culture that prioritises innovation and inclusivity, while our hybrid working model supports a healthy work-life balance. With ample opportunities for professional growth and a focus on diversity, we are dedicated to creating a meaningful and rewarding experience for all employees.
