We are looking for a passionate and experienced researcher to join us for our new and upcoming projects.

These are likely to examine further how individuals make meaning of and from the Holocaust in relation to, for example:

  • different classroom and disciplinary contexts
  • wider understandings and/or experiences of racism(s) and antisemitism(s)
  • personal biography

Our research team are also responsible for the design and development of appropriate methodological tools used to instructively evaluate and consider the impact of the Centre’s own teaching and learning activity.

All the details of the vacancy and information on how to apply can be found here.

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