The Psychological Science Research Group (PSRG) at West England University, Bristol is seeking to appoint a part -time researcher (two days per week), on a temporary basis for a period of 3 months (Expression date: 01/31/2026)

Applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree (or the equivalent of foreign) in psychology or currently in the third year of the degree of university psychology (BSC honors or psychological). The experience of conducting face to face with human participants is very desirable. An additional basic and desirable criteria can be found in the functional description of this role.

About you

Support will provide a research project at the College of Social Sciences to investigate the factors that drive procrastination. You will recruit and collect data from the participants, as well as help processing image data. You will be ready to learn and develop your research skills.

Where does this role depend? This publication is located on the campus Lively campus where we have invested in the latest facilities and resources to grant both our employees and students to reach everything they need for success. Why uwe Bristol?

More information

For an informal discussion on this role, please contact the main investigator, Dr. Iris Holzleitner in Iris.holzleitner@uwe.ac.uk.

Interviews are scheduled to be held on French campus or online via teams. Please note that early requests are encouraged because we reserve the right to close the advertisement if we feel that we are able to appoint the appropriate candidates.

This is a part -time, fixed -range, 15 hours per week. This post is not available on the basis of a work share.

The Psychological Science Research Group (PSRG) at West England University, Bristol is seeking to appoint a part -time researcher (two days per week), on a temporary basis for a period of 3 months (Expression date: 01/31/2026)

Applicants must have a Bachelor’s degree (or the equivalent of foreign) in psychology or currently in the third year of the degree of university psychology (BSC honors or psychological). The experience of conducting face to face with human participants is very desirable. An additional basic and desirable criteria can be found in the functional description of this role.

About you

Support will provide a research project at the College of Social Sciences to investigate the factors that drive procrastination. You will recruit and collect data from the participants, as well as help processing image data. You will be ready to learn and develop your research skills.

Where does this role depend? This publication is located on the campus Lively campus where we have invested in the latest facilities and resources to grant both our employees and students to reach everything they need for success. Why uwe Bristol?

More information

For an informal discussion on this role, please contact the main investigator, Dr. Iris Holzleitner in Iris.holzleitner@uwe.ac.uk.

Interviews are scheduled to be held on French campus or online via teams. Please note that early requests are encouraged because we reserve the right to close the advertisement if we feel that we are able to appoint the appropriate candidates.

This is a part -time, fixed -range, 15 hours per week. This post is not available on the basis of a work share.