Job and Opportunities
Jobs & Opportunities
This page provides information on jobs currently available of interest to our members. Please contact the organisations directly via the contact information given, rather than address any queries to the DSA.
Further general opportunities are available here.
Funded Volunteer Placements
Funded Volunteer Placements in Uganda for Obstetricians, Anaesthetists, Midwives & Neonatal/Paediatric Nurses
Thinking of taking some time out of your work or training? Maybe an Out Of Placement Experience? The Ugandan Maternal & Newborn Hub is now recruiting for short and long term voluntary placements in Uganda! Read more…
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Further particulars can be obtained by the following email address or website
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Closing date:
The closing date is 1 June 2013
Senior Lecturer in Technology and Innovation for Development
Salary:
£45,941 and rising to £53,233 per annum
We are seeking to appoint a senior lecturer in technology, innovation and development. We would welcome applications from those who have interests in technology and innovation theory and policy for growth and development with particular reference to manufacturing, the service sectors or natural resource based industries.
The successful candidate will have:
- A strong publication record in development studies, science and technology policy, development economics, or a related field.
- Teaching and course design experience at postgraduate level
- Experience of MSc and doctoral supervision
- Research experience in developing countries, preferably with skills in both quantitative and qualitative analysis
- Evidence of successful application grants or plan to apply for research grants
The successful candidate will play a leading role in the SPRU led interdisciplinary MSc course in Innovation and Sustainability for International Development, and be responsible for delivering some teaching on this course. In addition there will be opportunities to work with colleagues in the SPRU development research team and more widely to develop collaborative research activities.
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Further particulars can be obtained by the following email address or website
website: www.sussex.ac.uk/aboutus/jobs/136
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Closing date:
The closing date is 19 June 2013
Director at World Development Movement
Salary:
£57,316 plus non-contributory pension
The World Development Movement (WDM) is a vibrant organisation campaigning for a fairer world. Working in solidarity with activists, we tackle the causes of poverty. We research and promote positive alternatives that put the rights of poor communities before the interests of big business.
After four years with WDM, the current Director is moving overseas to pursue her interest in global justice at the grassroots level.
You will be joining WDM at an exciting time. With the ongoing global economic crisis, caused in part by an unaccountable finance sector, we are cutting to the heart of the power of the City of London, with campaigns on food speculation and investment in dirty energy projects. We are also at the centre of the growing food sovereignty movement in the UK. The current Director leaves WDM in a strong position. Public interest in our core issues is rising, as awareness of the systemic failure of unjust economic models comes to light. We are investing significant capacity in supporting and building WDM’s core support with an increasing membership base.
But there are more challenges ahead. You will play a central role in taking WDM even further. You will represent WDM externally, to opinion formers, donors, media and decision makers. You will provide leadership to the organisation and the staff body. Successful experience in managing and delivering organisational strategies, an in-depth knowledge of campaigning coupled with the ability to articulate our agenda for change with clarity, commitment and passion are essential for this position.
If you are interested in the post and believe you meet our requirements, we would very much like to hear from you.
Contact details:
For an informal discussion with the current director, please email deborah.doane@wdm.org.uk, or to discuss with the current chair, pauldehoest@aol.co.uk
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Further particulars can be obtained by the following email address or website
website: www.wdm.org.uk/jobs-and-volunteering/director
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Closing date:
The closing date is 29 May 2013
Programme Manager (Rainbow Family Programme)
Salary:
28 hours per week £29,000 pro rata
Muslim Aid is an international humanitarian relief & development agency looking to employ a professional individual who will be highly committed to our mission, vision and values.
Muslim Aid’s Rainbow Family programme is a one-to-one child sponsorship programme supporting orphan and needy children in parts of the world’s poorest communities. Working in 17 countries through field offices and partner organisations, the programme is currently supporting over 3,500 children with more children waiting for support. The programme is being developed further to implement community based projects.
You will be responsible for managing and developing a team of five people whilst ensuring the effective management of the Rainbow Family programme through the implementation of the programme strategy and work plans. You will have budget responsibility of all projects and ensure financial compliance of projects in the field and partner level. You will also work with the Head of Emergencies and Special Programmes to ensure cohesion between regional and organisational objectives.
You must be educated to degree level and have experience in developing and managing a developmental programme funded by individual donors and institutional donors. You will have proven experience in managing and developing people and the ability to motivate others effectively. Strong monitoring and evaluation skills are required along with budget management skills. Essential to this role is knowledge of humanitarian aid standards and detailed knowledge of the project life cycle. Previous experience of managing a child sponsorship programme is desirable.
Contact details:
For enquires email hr@muslimaid.org
Information pack available from:
Further particulars can be obtained by the following email address or website
website: www.muslimaid.org/index.php/about-us/jobs/1047-programme-manager-rainbow-family-programme
telephone:
Closing date:
The closing date is 2 June 2013


