Postdoctoral Researcher and Research Assistant Positions in Neurodiversity-Affirming Toolkit Development at the University of Oxford University of Oxford in United Kingdom

The University of Oxford is recruiting for two research posts on the “All About Me” project: a Research Assistant role and a Postdoctoral Researcher role with an adolescent focus.

The project aims to develop a neurodiversity-affirming toolkit for exploring young people’s character strengths, abilities, and potential across different contexts. The work will involve collaboration with young people, families, and educators to help build more personalised support and strengthen recognition of individual strengths.

Relevant academic areas include Psychology, Education, Public Health, and related research on autism, neurodiversity, child and adolescent development, and support interventions.

The announcer is Connor Keating, a Paul Foundation Research Fellow and Co-director of the U21 Autism Research Network at the University of Oxford.

No deadline, funding details, or detailed eligibility criteria are included in the post text. Interested applicants should review the linked job pages and apply through the University of Oxford recruitment system.