This is an exciting opportunity to work with Prof Kate Wilmut and Dr. Clare Rathbone on a project funded by the Waterloo Foundation to consider how we can support positive identity in adults with Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD) / dyspraxia. DCD is associated with poorer mental health outcomes, however, public understanding and support for DCD remain limited, especially compared to other neurodivergent conditions. This project will work alongside an active and engaged advisory group to create materials which will aim to help support the development of a positive identity in DCD. The post is for a 50% FTE graduate research assistant for six months. A successful candidate will work alongside Kate, Clare and the steering group, collect data and help to create materials.
Discounted rates for the university sports and gym facilities
An on-site nursery (at Headington Campus; waiting lists for some ages).
Discounted travel options
TOTUM card discount scheme
Relocation scheme (for moves over 30 miles, subject to terms of the scheme)
Training and development opportunities
A connected community - Brookes have a wide variety of staff networks, which instil a sense of community and offer employees a space for support, guidance and friendship, making Brookes a vibrant and inclusive place to work.