Vacancy at the University of Edinburgh’s Department for Social Responsibility and Sustainability

SRS Project Co-ordinator – Sustainable Development Goals and Living Lab Projects(Fixed term 18 months)

The role is grade 6 and attracts an annual salary of £28,331 to £32,816 for 35 hours, each week.

The postholder will be responsible for co-ordinating and delivering a range of Living Labprojects, which successfully use academic and student research to solve social responsibility and sustainability issues. The postholder will work to support the University’s efforts to further embed the Sustainable Development Goals in the academic curriculum and the student experience. This is a fixed-term, 18-month post.

The post will be based within the Department for Social Responsibility and Sustainability, University of Edinburgh.

Closing date: 10 January 2020

Vacancy ref: 050680

Weblink: https://edin.ac/2PcRgX2

For further information: Matthew.Lawson@ed.ac.uk

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