We have an exciting opportunity for a researcher to contribute to the Leacan Project – Working with the main investigator (PI) / Director of Professor DASG ROB ó Maulalaaight in Celtic & Gaeelic. It is expected that the successful candidate will contribute to the linguistic research of the gel body, spread grammatical and hateful guidance, and to provide research proposals in addition to helping to manage and direct this exciting project as the opportunities allow.

Candidates must have a specialized and practical knowledge of the Scottish gay, in addition to a comprehensive and updated knowledge of the grammar and spelling grammar.

This part -time post (10.5 hours per week) ends with available financing until 23^road August 2028.

Please call Professor Rob or Mollali, Roebeard.omaolaalaight@glasow.ac.ukWith any unofficial inquiries related to the center.

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For more information and online progress: https://www.jobs.gla.ac.uk/job/research-assistant-64

Close date: 26^Y Oct 2025 at 23:45

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