Postdoctoral Position in Decolonial Curriculum Making in Education

The University of Stirling is offering a 14-month ESRC funded postdoctoral position (0.5 FTE) in Education, focusing on decolonial curriculum making. The project is led by Professor Lizzie Rushton (University of Stirling) and Haira Gandolfi (Faculty of Education, University of Nottingham). The successful candidate will join a research team dedicated to exploring innovative approaches to curriculum development that address decolonial perspectives and social justice in education. The position is based in the Education Division at the University of Stirling, with opportunities to collaborate with leading academics in the field. Applicants should hold a PhD in Education or a closely related discipline and demonstrate a strong interest or background in decolonial curriculum studies. The role requires excellent research skills and the ability to work collaboratively within a dynamic academic environment. This post is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and offers a unique opportunity to contribute to impactful research in curriculum studies. The appointment will begin on 1st April 2026. The closing date for applications is 17th February 2026. For further details and to apply, candidates should visit the University of Stirling's official job portal. Interested applicants are encouraged to contact Professor Lizzie Rushton with any questions regarding the position or application process.