Research Assistant in Data Analysis
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - UNSW in Milano
Employment Type: Tempo parziale (14 hours per week)
Fixed-term contract until 28 June 2030
Location: UNSW Kensington Campus
About UNSW
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As a Research Fellow (Level B), you will undertake independent and collaborative research within a funded research program focused on LGBTIQA+ health and/or women’s health. Working as part of a collaborative research team, you will contribute to high-quality research, research translation and community engagement that advances knowledge and delivers meaningful impact.
Reporting to Senior Research Fellow, Dr Drysdale, the position has no direct reports.
Conduct independent and collaborative research as part of funded research projects.
Undertake research activities including ethics applications, qualitative data collection, analysis and management of diverse research data.
Produce high-quality research outputs that advance disciplinary knowledge and scholarly impact.
Contribute to research collaborations and support the research activities of colleagues.
Mentor and support Higher Degree Research students through project supervision.
Contribute to research translation, dissemination and engagement with academic, community and NGO stakeholders.
Skills And Experience Summary
A PhD in sociology, cultural studies, public health or another relevant discipline, and/or equivalent relevant experience.
Proven commitment to proactively maintaining current knowledge of LGBTIQA+ health and/or women’s health.
Demonstrated experience managing large research projects, including ethics applications, data collection, analysis and the management of diverse research data.
Demonstrated expertise in qualitative research methodologies and experience designing and conducting qualitative research.
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