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SalaryIn this role you will conduct research within the field of Medieval Urban History within the context of the ENDURE project . Your primary responsibilities will include conducting in-depth research, transcribing and analysing primary archival materials (specifically lists of goods and chattels among 14th-15th century Escheators’ records), and contributing to the overarching research goals of the School and University. You'll play a crucial role in producing high-quality research outputs and publications, thereby enriching our understanding of medieval urban life.
You will play a pivotal role in cultivating productive relationships with industrial, commercial, and public sector organisations, as well as professional institutions and academic entities. You will be tasked with raising awareness of the School's mission and achievements regionally and nationally, establishing strategic partnerships, and seizing collaboration opportunities across various domains. Through proactive engagement initiatives, you will contribute significantly to enhancing the School's reputation and visibility.
You will play a pivotal role in cultivating productive relationships with industrial, commercial, and public sector organisations, as well as professional institutions and academic entities. You will be tasked with raising awareness of the School's mission and achievements regionally and nationally, establishing strategic partnerships, and seizing collaboration opportunities across various domains. Through proactive engagement initiatives, you will contribute significantly to enhancing the School's reputation and visibility.
Further information on the project can be found here.
