Postdoctoral Researcher in Police Interviewing and Criminal Investigations at Dublin City University Dublin City University in Ireland

Dublin City University is advertising two postdoctoral researcher positions on the ERC Synergy-funded JUSTICE project, focused on police interviewing and criminal investigations. The project title, Joining Unique Strategies Together for Coercive Interrogation Elimination, signals a strong research agenda around investigative interviewing, coercive interrogation, and justice reform.

The posts are based at the DCU School of Law and Government and successful applicants will work closely with the full JUSTICE team, including Yvonne Daly, Shane O'Mara, Professor Dave Walsh, and Bennett Kleinberg. This is a substantial postdoctoral opportunity with a duration of up to 6 years, making it suitable for researchers seeking a long-term role in a collaborative, interdisciplinary environment.

Relevant academic areas include Law, Psychology, Sociology, and related justice and investigative interviewing research. The post is described as looking for stellar applicants, but no further eligibility details are included in the post itself. Prospective candidates are directed to read the full job advertisement carefully for role-specific requirements, responsibilities, and application instructions.

Deadline: 23 April 2026.

Application: Use the job advertisement link provided in the post to review the full details and apply before the closing date.