This opportunity is for Postgraduate Researchers who began receiving Doctoral Training Partnership (DTP) funding in or after Autumn 2024 to undertake a Research in Practice (RinP) placement as part of their studentship.
Key Placement Information
Closing Date
Saturday 7th March 2026
Start Date
June 2026
Duration
3-months
Full-time or Part-time
Full-time
In Person, Online or Hybrid
Hybrid
Job Sector
Public
Project Areas
Research, Stakeholder Engagement, Qualitative Research Methods
How to Apply
Submit a CV and cover letter
Project Description
The Digital Good Network is an ESRC-funded research network which asks what a good digital society looks like and how we get there. It supports a range of research projects, development opportunities, and impact and engagement activities.
We are currently in the process of co-designing, testing and iterating the Digital Good Index, with a range of partners and stakeholders who are keen to ensure that they develop, procure, deploy and govern technology in ways that benefit people and society. We are looking for a Research Assistant to implement a co-design protocol, developed by the DGI working group, with one partner or stakeholder organisation, with support and oversight from our DGI postdoctoral researcher, to help us iterate and improve the DGI.
Expected duties will include:
- Administer the research (e.g. setting up meetings with contact person at stakeholder organisation)
- Implement DGI co-design protocol
- Carry out interviews with relevant people at the stakeholder organisation, including target users of the stakeholder’s technology
- Archive research data according to FAIR principles
- Analyse research data from co-design and interviews
- Produce a) a report for the stakeholder and b) a report for DGN
- Contribute to writing a journal article about DGI co-design if appropriate
View further details, including how to apply: Digital Good Network - Digital Good Index Co-design - RinP Placement Opportunity
Download the ESRC placement and funding permissions form
Please note this opportunity has been advertised across multiple Doctoral Training Partnerships (DTPs).Â







