PhD Vacancies and Postdoctoral Research Fellow: University of Granada announces four PhD vacancies and one Postdoctoral Research Fellow position focusing on interpersonal relations within familialist settings. This research delves into the evolving dynamics of intergenerational contracts, particularly examining the role of housing in shaping household and kinship relationships. The project aims to understand patterns of solidarity and conflict across different socioeconomic and housing environments in Spain and Ireland.
PhD Vacancies and Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Interpersonal Relations within Familialist Settings
Summary Table:
| Position | PhD Vacancies (4) and Postdoctoral Research Fellow (1) |
|---|---|
| Study Area | Interpersonal Relations in Familialist Settings |
| Location | Granada, Spain and Dublin, Ireland |
| Eligibility/Qualification | – Primary degree and preferably a master’s degree in a relevant social sciences subject (e.g., Human Geography, Sociology, Anthropology) <br> – Proficiency in qualitative/interpretive methods <br> – Excellent English and Spanish communication skills <br> – Strong analytical and critical evaluation skills <br> – Ability to manage complex workloads and tight deadlines <br> – Willingness to work and live internationally |
| Desirable Qualifications | – Experience in social science research on housing and intergenerational transfers <br> – Familiarity with state-of-the-art interview methods and qualitative data analysis techniques <br> – Knowledge of relevant software (e.g., MAXQDA, NVivo, Atlas.ti) |
| Application Period | 13th to 24th May 2024 |
| Start Date | 01st September 2024 |
Study Area:
Interpersonal relations within familialist settings, focusing on the shifting dynamics of intergenerational contracts and the role of housing.
Location:
The research will be conducted in Granada, Spain, and Dublin, Ireland.
Eligibility/Qualification:
Candidates should hold a primary degree and preferably a master’s degree in relevant social sciences subjects such as Human Geography, Sociology, or Anthropology. Proficiency in qualitative/interpretive methods, excellent English and Spanish communication skills, analytical skills, and the ability to manage complex workloads are essential. Experience in social science research on housing and intergenerational transfers is desirable.
Description:
This research project investigates the evolving dynamics of intergenerational contracts and the influence of housing on household and kinship relationships. The successful candidate will conduct qualitative research, including semi-structured interviews, in Spain and Ireland, focusing on young adults and their families. The research aims to identify patterns of solidarity and conflict across different socioeconomic and housing contexts.
How to Apply:
Interested candidates should register their applications between 13th and 24th May 2024 using the online application for research contracts of the University of Granada. The application must include a detailed curriculum vitae, an application letter outlining suitability for the position, up to three work samples, and academic transcripts.
Last Date for Applications:
The application period is from 13th to 24th May 2024. Interviews will be held online in the second fortnight of June.
For more information, please contact Ricardo Duque at ricardoduque@ugr.es.
University of Granada (UGR) is committed to promoting diversity and providing equal opportunities. Qualified female candidates and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
