Opportunities

Administrative Data Research UK Research Fellowships now open

Applications are now open to propose research projects that demonstrate the policy impact potential of Administrative Data Research UK datasets.

You can apply for a fellowship to work on 12 datasets, from Data First’s Cross-Justice System to the Longitudinal Educational Outcomes, and many more. 

Technologists sought for No 10 Innovation Fellowship

Help make government smarter, faster, and more effective through cutting-edge applications of data science, AI, and cloud technology. 

Apply to be one of 30 technologists on the No10 Innovation Fellowship Programme, 10 Downing Street’s flagship initiative for bringing world-class technical talent into government for high-impact tours of duty.
Apply to be one of 30 on the No10 Innovation Fellowship Programme, 10 Downing Street’s flagship initiative for bringing world-class technical talent into government for high-impact tours of duty.

Health Determinants Research Collaboration Cornwall: Areas of Research Interest

Do you have expertise that can develop Cornwall Council’s understanding of its priority research areas? These areas of research interest focus on four themes that are important for improving health and wellbeing in Cornwall’s communities:
1. Social Belonging, Identity and Health
2. Life-long Purpose and Productivity
3. Health Systems and Cultures of Health
4. Place and Environmental Conditions for Health

Experts on public administration sought by The Scottish Parliament

The Scottish Parliament has published an Area of Research Interest on Public Administration to inform the scrutiny work of a committee with public administration in its remit. It is keen to:

– Gather a list of experts, particularly academics, with insights into how government and the public sector works in Scotland or the UK who are well placed to support the committee’s work in the next parliamentary Session (May 2026 onwards) through informal briefings and formal evidence.
– Receive details of areas of current or recent public administration research in Scotland or the UK that could inform the committee.

Academics at all career stages and from all research institutions are encouraged to respond. You should highlight your relevant expertise and links to relevant research.