UNIVERSITY COLLEGE DUBLIN (UCD): Co Centre Analysis Programme and Funding Supervisor, griculture, Meals Science and Human Vitamin

Purposes are invited for a non permanent publish of a Co Centre Analysis Programme and Funding Handler inside UCD Agriculture, Meals Science and Human Vitamin.

The Co-Centre for Sustainable Meals Methods encompasses a research programme of oriented fundamental and utilized research within the areas of science, technology, engineering and social sciences throughout three jurisdictions – the Republic of Eire (ROI), Northern Eire (NI) and Nice Britain (GB) – with the intention of straight helping the event and competitiveness of business, enterprise and employment throughout the Island of Eire (IOI). In collaboration with 4 GB companions, the Co-Centre will construct on the shared targets of 9 main agri-food instructional and research establishments on the IOI to develop a sturdy, resilient and sustainable food system that meets altering shopper calls for. The Co-Centre for Sustainable Meals Methods will construct cooperation and consensus to develop an agri-food sector that underpins the all-Island financial system. The Co-Centre will foster R&I to speed up radical transitions in direction of a extra environmentally and economically sustainable and clear agri-food sector.

Reporting to the Co-Centre Supervisor, the Co-Centre Analysis Programme and Funding Supervisor will work carefully with the Co-Centre Supervisor in supporting and managing the Co-Centre’s research programme. As well as, the profitable applicant will determine alternatives and handle the submission of proposals for funding calls at each a nationwide and worldwide stage. They’ll have accountability for creating and executing the Co-Centre research funding diversification strategy with a precedence concentrate on non-exchequer, non-commercial (NENC) funding streams. The Analysis Programme and Funding Supervisor will sit on the Analysis Programme and Analysis & Trade Funding Sub-Committees and can report on targets, deliverables and can consider progress in step with the Co-Centre’s funding targets.

Wage: €54,455 each year

Deadline: 12:00 midday (native Irish time) on thirtieth of Might 2024.

Purposes should be submitted by the deadline and time specified. Any purposes that are nonetheless in progress on the closing time of 12:00 midday (Native Irish Time) on the desired deadline will likely be cancelled routinely by the system. UCD are unable to just accept late purposes.

UCD don’t require help from Recruitment Businesses. Any CV’s submitted by Recruitment Businesses will likely be returned.

Previous to utility, additional info (together with utility process) must be obtained from the Work at UCD web site: https://www.ucd.ie/workatucd/jobs/