Itison
Published: 16 September 2021
Creative Events Researcher
Location
In person working at itison, 29 Cochrane Street, Glasgow.
Might involve travel to research locations within Scotland
Project
Creative Events Researcher
Outputs
Working with senior team members, this position will conduct primary research into potential locations across Scotland and formats for future creative events. This research will consider accessibility, sustainability, community engagement, technology & format innovations, and context.
Outputs will include a research report, with recommendations and considerations relating to the above.
Timescale
Start and end date flexible.
Working pattern flexible.
Examples include:
- Single block of 12 weeks
- Multiple shorter blocks
- Longer less intensive engagement, e.g. one day per week, one week per month
- Mixture of the above.
Benefits to the Host
We would value this opportunity to have input from an arts & humanities PhD researcher, to assist our team in researching all aspects of bringing to life potential new innovative, accessible and sustainable site-specific creative events. Having a researcher work with us who has an interest in/is familiar with discourses around site-specific event accessibility, sustainability, community engagement and cultural tourism to help develop new ideas and give research insight, will potentially assist us in diversifying focus, innovating and exploring/expanding the geographical reach of our major events.
Benefits to the Researcher
This opportunity offers a researcher the valuable opportunity to work as a central part of a creative team in a highly competitive sector, gaining real-life experience of researching and contributing to planning for future site-specific cultural events. The successful candidate will gain experience of working in a busy, diverse team, and of all logistical and creative elements involved with planning high-profile creative events.
Key Relationships
World class creative practitioners, technicians, producers, suppliers and stakeholders.
Subject Areas
Archaeology and Classics |
Creative Arts and Design |
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Prehistoric Archaeology |
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Architecture |
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Archaeology of Literate Societies |
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Creative Writing |
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Archaeology of Human Origins |
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Dance |
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Archaeological Theory |
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Design |
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Maritime Archaeology |
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Drama & Theatre Studies |
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Landscape and Environmental Archaeology |
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Music |
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Industrial Archaeology |
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Visual Arts |
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Classical Literature |
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Curating |
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Classical Reception |
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Philosophy, Thought and Religion |
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Epigraphy and Papyrology |
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Languages and Linguistics |
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Cultural and Museum Studies |
History |
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Museum and Gallery Studies |
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Cultural History |
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Museum Policy & Management |
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Political History |
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Cultural Geography |
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Imperial/Colonial History |
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Heritage Management |
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History of Science/Medicine/Technology |
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Conservation of Art and Textiles |
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War Studies |
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Art History |
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Religious History |
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Policy, Arts Management and Creative Industries |
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Economic and Social History |
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Gender and Sexuality |
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American Studies |
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Cultural Studies and Pop Culture |
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Post-Colonial Studies |
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Information and Knowledge Management |
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Scottish Studies |
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Archives |
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Records Management |
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Information Science and Retrieval |
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Library Studies |
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Computational Studies |
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Textual Editing and Bibliography |
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Semantics and Pragmatics |
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International Law |
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Phonetics |
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EU Law |
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Language Variation and Change |
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Public Law |
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Lexicon |
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Comparative Law |
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Linguistic Theory |
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Common Law, including Commercial Law |
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Morphology and Phonology |
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Law Regulated by Statute |
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Applied Linguistics |
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Law Relating to Property |
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Linguistics (General) |
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Legal History |
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History of English Languages |
Media, Comms, Film & TV |
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Media and Communication Studies |
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Interpreting and Translation |
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Journalism |
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Scandinavian Studies |
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Publishing |
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Asiatic and Oriental Studies |
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Television History, Theory and Criticism |
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Middle Eastern and African |
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New Media/Web-Based Studies |
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Italian Studies |
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Film History, Theory and Criticism |
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Hispanic, Portuguese and Latin Studies |
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English Language |
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Comparative Literature |
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French Studies |
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Celtic Studies |
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Australasian Studies |
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Philosophy |
Literatures |
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English, Scottish, Irish and Welsh Literature |
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Colonial and Post-Colonial Studies |
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Metaphysics |
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Lifewriting |
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History of Ideas |
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Children’s Literature |
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Language and Philosophical Logic |
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Science and Fantasy Writing |
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Epistemology |
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Poetry |
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Ethics |
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Literary and Cultural Theory |
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History of Philosophy |
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Ethnography and Anthropology |
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Philosophy of Science and Mathematics and Mathematical Logic |
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Gender and Sexuality |
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Modern Theology |
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Islam |
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Inter-faith Relations |
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Liturgy |
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Systematic Theology |
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Church History and History of Theology |
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New Testament |
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East Asian Religions |
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Buddhism |
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Hinduism |
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Person Specification
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A1 – Knowledge Base |
C1 – Professional Conduct |
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Research methods – theoretical knowledge |
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Ethics, principles and sustainability |
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Research methods – Practical application |
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Information Seeking |
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IPR and copyright |
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Information literacy and management |
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Respect and confidentiality |
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Languages |
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Attribution and co-authorship |
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Academic literacy and numeracy |
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Appropriate practice |
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C2 – Research management |
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Analysing |
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Research Strategy |
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Synthesising |
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Project planning and delivery |
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Critical thinking |
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Risk management |
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Evaluating |
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Problem Solving |
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A3 – Creativity |
C3 – Finance, funding & resources |
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Intellectual insight |
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Financial management |
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Innovation |
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Infrastructure and resources |
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Argument construction |
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Intellectual risk |
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Integrity |
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People management |
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Supervision |
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Self-reflection |
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Mentoring |
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Responsibility |
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Influence and leadership |
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Collaboration |
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Equality and diversity |
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D2 – Communication & dissemination |
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Publication |
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Responsiveness to change |
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D3 – Engagement and impact |
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Career management |
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Teaching |
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Continuing professional development |
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Public Engagement |
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Responsiveness to opportunities |
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Enterprise |
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Networking |
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Global citizenship |
First published: 16 September 2021