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Copywriter And Content Creator

 

Job Description

A Copywriter and Content Creator is required to write copy including news items, press releases, and short reports and to keep a website up to date using WordPress. The website is for an AHRC-funded fellowship project entitled: Global Leadership of Women in Web 3.0 (GloW3) led by Professor Sarah Atkinson in the Department of Culture, Media & Creative Industries. The website documents, archives, promotes and disseminates the work of the GloW3 project and will host a diverse range of visual formats and audio-visual materials. The work will take place throughout July 2023 – March 2024 for a total of 46 hours. The hours can be arranged flexibly to fit around the post-holder’s other commitments.



Qualifications

Educated to degree-level in an arts, humanities, or a social science discipline.



Skills

The successful applicant will have experience of writing and editing copy for a variety of different audiences and formats in English language, i.e., print-based, web-based and social media. They will have experience of proof reading and have excellent attention to detail. They will also have experience of editing, adding content and updating pre-existing websites using WordPress. They will have a good working knowledge of WordPress. They will be able to show different examples of their written work in their application – including both academic writing and text written for general audiences. Creative skills are desirable as is experience of creating and working with images and video.

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Writing bespoke, narrative heavy, impactful reports for donors to KCL. Supporting with other content creation in which narrative and impact are important. Liaising with academics for content, designing content and images into visually pleasing reports. 



Qualifications

None



Skills

Impactful writing

Diplomatic approach

Knowledge of indesign (desirable)

Strong proofreading skills

Job Description

As part of this role, you will be working closely with the Risk group convenors to ensure regular activities are organised. Core responsibilities associated with this role include:

  • Support with the organisation of a number of seminars (e.g., logistics; advertising);
  • Collating and sending occasional newsletters to the group;
  • Help support and disseminate other relevant events and initiatives;
  • Managing the RISK mailing list (e.g., adding new members, responding to emails);
  • Managing social media channels: Twitter;
  • Raising awareness about the group and its activities, in particular with new students and staff in relevant research fields

Depending on your interest other activities can be undertaken, e.g., developing a number of posters for the annual Society for Risk Analysis-Europe meeting; organise activities related to specific event (e.g., Sustainability month; Pint of Science Festival).

This role will cover the period October 2024-June 2025.

As part of the functioning of the research group ?500 is allocated to this role (equivalent to ~17  hours). To apply please submit a two page CV and a cover letter to Ragnar Lofstedt, Risk and Society Chair by 25th October.

Any questions? Get in touch with Ragnar.Lofstedt@kcl.ac.uk.

The Risk and Society research group was formed a number of years ago to provide a collaborative focus for the wide range of interdisciplinary research issues relating to the broader risk field ranging from risk communication,  risk analysis, risk governance, regulation, resilience, and risk management.  In the past we have worked on a number of topics including floods, health and safety, wild fires and food safety. The Risk and society group has existed for more than 10 years and depending on the year in question gathers 20 or so academics at different career stages (PhD, PDRAs, Lecturers, Prof.). The group provides a lively space for interdisciplinary conversations on various aspects relating to the broader area of risk and society. Activities organised in previous years include internal events (e.g., seminars), and ad hoc external events (e.g., ESRC social science festival; contribution to Pint of Science). The scope of activities is always evolving and open to new suggestions.



Qualifications

N/A



Skills

You should have a broad interest in Risk and Society themes, be a good networker, have excellent organisational skills, be motivated to work independently and ideally have experience in communications.

The Centre for Data Futures (The Dickson Poon School of Law) is seeking a highly motivated Research Assistant to join an interdisciplinary sub-team working at the cutting edge of human-AI interaction and uncertainty communication. 

The successful candidate will contribute to preparing multiple research bids focused on developing agency-enhancing, participatory interfaces for large language models, with a particular emphasis on how these systems communicate uncertainty. 

This role offers a unique opportunity to shape the future of AI interfaces, combining expertise in Human-Computer Interaction, AI/ML, and the communication of complex information to diverse audiences. 

We are looking for individuals with a strong background in computer science, cognitive science, philosophy or a related field, who are passionate about creating AI systems that empower users.



Qualifications

Applicants will have completed doctoral studies in a relevant area, or currently undertaking PhD study. 



Skills

The successful candidate will have a strong background in computer science, cognitive science, philosophy or related field.

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