The White Rose Doctoral Training Partnership (WRDTP) is delighted to offer 3 opportunities for academic colleagues with experience of PhD supervision, conducting interdisciplinary and collaborative research and managing doctoral research environments, to lead the following Pathways:
Data, Communication and New Technologies (DCT)
Sustainable Growth, Management and Economic Productivity (SMP)
Security, Conflict and Justice (SCJ)
PLEASE NOTE: The deadline for applications is Thursday 30th April 2020 at 5.00pm
The appointed Directors will officially take up their post from 1st September 2020 however there will be a handover period of duties between June 2020 and September 2020.
The White Rose Doctoral Training Partnership (WRDTP) includes the Universities of Sheffield, York, Leeds, Hull and Bradford, Sheffield Hallam University and Manchester Metropolitan University.
The White Rose Social Sciences Doctoral Training Partnership offers:
- A unique interdisciplinary and thematic student experience that will facilitate research beyond traditional discipline boundaries, enabling students to develop holistic understandings of the grand challenges facing society and how these can be addressed by the Social Sciences.
- Shared training and co-supervision, building on the critical mass of the seven universities and with the collective strength of around 2000 academics in 60 Social Science departments, to ensure that Social Science students are trained by the very best academics and professionals in their core of expertise.
- A collaborative and impactful student experience, through partnerships and ‘people exchange’ opportunities with non-academic partners in the public sector, with businesses, and civil society organisations, nationally and internationally, building on our existing relationships, and the new activities with the N8 Research Partnership and the Worldwide Universities Network (WUN).
- A comprehensive, flexible and responsive model of doctoral training through seven interdisciplinary thematic multi-institutional pathways, to give access to a wider portfolio of problem-based skills and experience and produce doctoral graduates with outstanding core, general and transferable skills.
Pathway Director Roles and Responsibilities
Further details about the role and CANDIDATE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR EACH PATHWAY can be found here:
DTP Pathway Director Role FAQs
Tenure: 3 years
How to apply
Applications: a current CV and max 400 word expression of interest indicating why you are the person for this role
Email to: Professor Charlie Burns, White Rose DTP, charlotte.burns@sheffield.ac.uk
Closing date: Thursday 30th April 2020, 5.00pm
