Research Integrity and Governance Coordinator at University of Cambridge

Job Overview:

The University of Cambridge, a globally renowned institution for research and education, is seeking a dynamic Research Integrity and Governance Coordinator. This pivotal role involves supporting vital areas related to research integrity and international research risk management. You will work under the guidance of senior coordinators, engaging with complex research misconduct investigations and aiding in compliance with international research regulations. Your contributions will bolster the University’s commitment to maintaining excellence and integrity in its diverse research endeavors.

Key Responsibilities:

• Research Integrity: Manage investigations pertaining to research misconduct, adhering to strict timelines while offering support and advice to those involved.
• Training & Ethics: Assist in delivering research integrity training and manage activities related to the University Research Ethics Committee.
• International Compliance: Collaborate with various departments to maintain compliance with international regulations such as Export Control, the NSI Act, and the Nagoya Protocol.
• Policy Development: Participate in formulating and maintaining key policies, processes, and systems in line with legal requirements.

Advice for International Applicants:

When applying from an international education perspective, it’s crucial to highlight your ability to navigate cross-cultural research environments and your understanding of global research integrity standards. Demonstrate your familiarity with international regulations and any relevant experience with similar guidelines in your country.

Application Tips:

1. Tailor Your CV and Cover Letter: Clearly outline how your academic and professional experiences align with the role’s requirements. Provide specific examples that demonstrate your skills in managing complex administrative tasks and your knowledge of ethical research practices.
2. Highlight Cross-Cultural Skills: If you have experience working in international research settings or with diverse teams, be sure to include this in your application. This experience will set you apart and show your capability to adapt and thrive in a multicultural environment.
3. Eligibility to Work in the UK: Ensure that you understand the visa requirements and eligibility criteria for working in the UK. The University of Cambridge will need to verify your right to live and work in the UK as part of their recruitment process.
4. Emphasize Flexibility: If you are interested in part-time or flexible working arrangements, mention this in your cover letter, aligning it with the University’s openness to various working schedules.

Application Process:

To apply, you must complete an online application, including uploading your CV and a cover letter that addresses the criteria in the person specification with relevant examples. Your application must reference EW44928.

For any questions regarding the application process, please reach out to CROrecruitment@admin.cam.ac.uk.

Commitment to Diversity:

The University of Cambridge champions equality, diversity, and inclusion, and encourages applicants from all societal sections to apply. They are dedicated to fostering a supportive and inclusive work environment