Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Corporate Political Influence and Revolving Door Lobbying University of Melbourne in Canada

Exciting postdoctoral opportunity at the University of Melbourne in Corporate Political Influence, with a research focus on revolving door lobbying, commercial determinants of health, and public interest policymaking.

This position is part of an Australian Research Council funded Discovery Project titled “Revolving door lobbyists: harmful industries & public interest policymaking.” The program is led by Dr Jennifer Lacy-Nichols (University of Melbourne), A/Prof Katherine Cullerton (University of Queensland), and A/Prof Alexandra Jones (The George Institute for Global Health / UNSW).

The role is a full-time, fixed-term postdoctoral research fellowship for up to 3 years, at Level A/B depending on qualifications and experience, based in Melbourne. The successful applicant will drive innovative research on revolving door lobbying and corporate political influence, collaborate with interdisciplinary scholars, and help build a strong research profile and future funding track record.

Ideal candidates are early-stage researchers with experience in corporate political influence and/or commercial determinants of health. Applications close on 18 May.