[Commlist] Post-Doctoral Fellowships in Digital Media Culture (policy and/or data focus)

The Centre for Digital Media Cultures 
(https://www.brighton.ac.uk/digital-media-cultures/index.aspx) at the 
University of Brighton welcomes expressions of interest from well 
qualified applicants for the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) 
Postdoctoral Fellowship (PDF) scheme. These PDFs provide an opportunity 
to be based at the University of Brighton for those in the immediate 
postdoctoral stage of their career to consolidate their PhD through 
developing publications, networks and professional skills.

Brighton as a member of the ESRC South Coast Doctoral Training 
Partnership is eligible to host ESRC PDFs in the broad thematic areas of 
social policy, social work, business and management. For the Centre for 
Digital Media Cultures 
(https://www.brighton.ac.uk/digital-media-cultures/index.aspx), this 
covers areas including data and policy, digital media and policy, big 
data, data science, data literacy, data design guidelines, digital economy.

Full details of the application process can be found at 
https://www.southcoastdtp.ac.uk/esrc-postdoctoral-fellowship-scheme/

A two page CV and 2 page Expression of Interest should be submitted 
to (scdtp /at/ soton.ac.uk) by 12.00 (midday) on 31st January 2019.

Interested applicants should contact the Centre Director Frauke 
Behrendt (f.behrendt /at/ brighton.ac.uk) or Prof. Phil Haynes 
((p.haynes /at/ brighton.ac.uk)) or Prof Andrew Church 
((a.church /at/ brighton.ac.uk)) for a discussion in the first instance.

In addition to the Centre for Digital Media Cultures, The University of 
Brighton Centres of Research and Enterprise Excellence 
(https://www.brighton.ac.uk/research-and-enterprise/cores/index.aspx) 
also invite applications in the following areas (or combinations of those):

Centre for Transforming Sexuality and Gender

LGBT queer lives

Digital sexualities

Sex, sexuality and health

Centre of Resilience for Social Justice

Child, family and adult resilience

Resilience and health

Systems and workforce resilience

Centre for Spatial, Environmental and Cultural Politics

Environmental and climate change

Human migration

Sustainability and tourism

Power and inequality in/through specific spaces and environments

Planning and housing

Centre for Change, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Management(CENTRIM)

Change management

Entrepreneurship and SMEs

Innovation management

Labour market economics


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