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Research Grants Facilitator (Part Time – Fixed Term)

An excellent opportunity to support the new Natural History Humanities programme

Salary: £34,800 – £40,904 pro rata

Part-time: Monday to Friday, 22 hours per week (working pattern to be agreed)

Fixed term: 3-year contract

We are looking for a Research Grants Facilitator to provide comprehensive support throughout the research funding lifecycle, from identifying opportunities and shaping proposals to managing applications and offering post-award guidance. Working for the Collections-Connections-Communities (CCC) initiative and closely with PDRAs, Visiting Fellows, and the wider collections community, the role will play a key part in supporting its new Natural History Humanities (H2H) programme well beyond its initial three years.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong organisational and communication skills and experience in research grant facilitation to contribute to a pioneering initiative that bridges disciplines and strengthens Cambridge’s position at the forefront of collections-based research.

Please see the CU Job Opportunities page for further information, including the Further Particulars (including full Person Specification) and how to apply online.

Closing date: Sunday 28 September 2025

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