Jack Blumenau
1 week ago
Postdoc in Metascience, Evaluation, and Open Science for Government Transparency Reform University College London in United Kingdom
Degree Level
Postdoc
Field of study
Political Science
Funding
Paid part-time, fixed-term postdoctoral position. The post is part of the STRIPES project and involves research plus implementation work with the UK Cabinet Office's Evaluation Task Force; stipend/salary details are not stated.
Country
United Kingdom
University
University College London

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UCL is advertising a part-time, fixed-term postdoc on the STRIPES project, which aims to support implementation of the Transparency in Government Evaluation Research (TIGER) guidance and improve how evidence is produced and scrutinised in UK government.
The project sits at the intersection of metascience, evaluation, open science, and public policy. It is run in partnership with the Cabinet Office’s Evaluation Task Force and focuses on making lasting changes to evaluation practice across government departments.
This opportunity is especially relevant for candidates interested in research on transparency, research integrity, policy evaluation systems, and real-world implementation with senior government stakeholders. The post is described as an unusual opportunity to contribute to both research and practice.
No deadline, salary, or detailed eligibility criteria are stated in the post. Interested applicants should follow the application link provided and contact Jack Blumenau or Anouk Rigterink with questions.
Funding details
Paid part-time, fixed-term postdoctoral position. The post is part of the STRIPES project and involves research plus implementation work with the UK Cabinet Office's Evaluation Task Force; stipend/salary details are not stated.
What's required
Part-time postdoc for a fixed-term project. The post is aimed at someone interested in metascience, evaluation, open science practices, and working directly with government departments and senior evaluation leads. No specific degree, test, or technical requirements are stated in the post.
How to apply
Use the position link provided in the post to access the application details. Contact Jack Blumenau or Anouk Rigterink with questions before applying. Share the opportunity with interested candidates.
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