Research Associate/Assistant for the Future of Work
The Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities at the Singapore University of Technology and Design is seeking a Research Associate/Assistant with a strong quantitative research background, to contribute to a multi-disciplinary and longitudinal research project.
Research Assistant
Within the Programme on Urban Innovation, we are seeking a full-time Research Assistant to contribute to the study of placekeeping, which involves the long-term management and maintenance of place.
Research Fellow for study on career changes, transitions and contemporary careers
The Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities at the Singapore University of Technology and Design is seeking a Research Fellow with strong research and project management background, to coordinate a multi-disciplinary and longitudinal research on career changes, transitions and contemporary.
Research Associate / Research Fellow – Urban Planning
The Lee Kuan Yew Centre for Innovative Cities (LKYCIC), a research institute at the Singapore University of Technology and Design, invites interested researchers to apply for the position of a Research Associate/Research Fellow in Urban Planning to participate in projects on urban change, belonging, and place-making. The successful candidate will be appointed for a two-year term initially, extendable to the third year.
Research Associate or (Senior) Research Assistant
We are looking for a Research Associate or (Senior) Research Assistant interested in life-long learning for older workers and in ageism at the workplace to join the project titled “Battling Ageism: Myths and Misperceptions of Mature and Older Workers and Learners”. This inter-disciplinary project studies how we can battle ageism at the workplace and to understand the barriers that mature and older workers face in the participation and their engagement in life-long learning efforts.
Research Fellow
We are looking for a full-time Research Fellow broadly interested in educational sciences and curriculum (re)-design to join the project titled “How the lightbulb was invented: Sparking creativity with ‘deliberate- learning-from-failure’ interventions”.