Research Associate at Swiss EdLab — Universität Zürich
CHF 73'500 - 111'500
Universität Zürich · Zürich (ZH)
- Location
- Zürich
- Contract
- full-time
- Posted
- 24 days ago
SalaryCHF 73'500 - 111'500
Role overview
As the largest university in Switzerland, the University of Zurich offers a wide range of attractive positions in various fields of study and career.
With around 10,000 employees and currently 12 professional profiles for learners, the University offers an inspiring working environment in top research and education.
Use your talent and skills with us.
- As the largest university in Switzerland, the University of Zurich offers a wide range of attractive positions in various fields of study and career.
- With around 10,000 employees and currently 12 professional profiles for learners, the University offers an inspiring working environment in top research and education.
- In this role, you will build the bridge between research and decision-making: You will conduct evidence-based projects – including literature :14s and meta-analyses – and prepare scientific findings in such a way that they will be used for political design, administration and practice.
- Your work will thus have immediate social relevance.
- native German knowledge, high text security in German and English We offer: Our employees benefit from a wide range of attractive offers.
Main responsibilities
- In this role, you will build the bridge between research and decision-making: You will conduct evidence-based projects – including literature :14s and meta-analyses – and prepare scientific findings in such a way that they will be used for political design, administration and practice.
- Your work will thus have immediate social relevance.
- You are embedded in a dedicated team led by Dr.
- Doris Hanappi and Prof.
- Moritz M.
- Daum. Your tasks Evaluate and summarize research literature
- Create evidence synthesis for research, policy and practice Work on developing a new evidence tool
- Support for scientific analyses and evidence tool reports The evidence tool is a platform available worldwide to help find, merge and use research results from education more easily and quickly for decision-making purposes.
- Further information - https://jacobs Foundation.org/ Animation/synthesis-ready-evidence-repository/. Requirements:
- Completed studies in psychology, sociology, educational sciences, economics or other relevant disciplines of social, educational and behavioural sciences
What the company offers
- native German knowledge, high text security in German and English We offer: Our employees benefit from a wide range of attractive offers.
Application process
- joy in application-oriented work, especially in Switzerland structured and reliable working methods
- Find out more at: https://www.uzh.ch/en/explore/work.html.
Additional details
- Tasks: In this role, you will build the bridge between research and decision-making: You will conduct evidence-based projects – including literature :14s and meta-analyses – and prepare scientific findings in such a way that they will be used for political design, administration and practice. Evaluate and summarize research literature
- Create evidence synthesis for research, policy and practice Work on developing a new evidence tool
- Further information - https://jacobs Foundation.org/ Animation/synthesis-ready-evidence-repository/.
- Interest in methods of evidence synthesis (e.g. systematic reviews, meta-analyses)
- joy in application-oriented work, especially in Switzerland structured and reliable working methods
Notes and original content
- Tasks: In this role, you will build the bridge between research and decision-making: You will conduct evidence-based projects – including literature :14s and meta-analyses – and prepare scientific findings in such a way that they will be used for political design, administration and practice.
- Your tasks
- Evaluate and summarize research literature
- Create evidence synthesis for research, policy and practice
- Work on developing a new evidence tool
- Requirements:
- Interest in methods of evidence synthesis (e.g.
- systematic reviews, meta-analyses)
- joy in application-oriented work, especially in Switzerland
- structured and reliable working methods
