[Air-l] New positions open at the Oxford Internet Institute
Vicki Nash
victoria.nash at internet-institute.oxford.ac.uk
Fri Nov 8 08:52:58 PST 2002
As we are currently seeking to recruit Visiting Research Fellows at the
Oxford Internet Institute, please can you post the following,
many thanks
Vicki Nash
OXFORD INTERNET INSTITUTE
Visiting Fellows
RESEARCH STAFF GRADE IA: £18,265 to £27,339 (with a discretionary range
up to £33,679)
Applications for up to six Visiting Research Fellowships for the
academic years 2003/04 and 2004/05, or part thereof, are invited by the
Oxford Internet Institute (OII), a new department in the University's
Social Science Division which aims to become the world's leading
multi-disciplinary academic centre focused on the societal implications
of the Internet and related information and communication technologies
(ICTs).
Established by the University in 2001 with initial funding of £15m, the
OII's social research on the Internet and related ICTs seeks to help
inform and influence the related debate that is shaping research,
policy, and practice around the world. This is accomplished through
high-quality research, collaboration, teaching, and use of the Internet
as a strategic resource.
These Fellowships offer persons of outstanding distinction or promise an
opportunity to pursue research related to the OII. Applications may be
in any area related to the work of the OII, but should preferably
address one of the Institute's five current research focal points. These
concern the role of the Internet and ICT in: governance; learning and
education; scientific and social research; everyday life and work; and
policy issues that cut across all these social settings.
Fellows will normally be expected to reside in or near Oxford for the
majority of their visit. They will be entitled to office space at the
OII, in the heart of Oxford, and to participate fully in the
intellectual life of the OII and the wider University. They will be
expected to cooperate with the work plans of the OII under the guidance
of the Director. Salary will be in the Research Staff Grade IA range
identified above (or pro rata for shorter appointments).
Further information, including details of how to apply, may be obtained
from the Personnel Assistant, Oxford Internet Institute, 1 St Giles,
Oxford OX1 3JS (tel: +44 (0) 1865 287210; e-mail: recruit at oii.ox.ac.uk)
or from our website: http://www.oii.ox.ac.uk. Applications must reach
the Institute by 12:00 noon (GMT) on Monday 16th December 2002.
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Dr Victoria Nash
Public Policy Co-ordinator
Oxford Internet Institute
1 St Giles, Oxford OX1 3JS
01865 287231
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