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University of Nottingham is hiring a Rights Lab Research Associate/Fellow in Migration and Anti-trafficking Governance (Part-time, Fixed term) (SOC445026) in Nottingham, United Kingdom. This is a part-time, on-site job in Marketing & Sales, paying £32.1K – £47.4K /yr.
Job description
Rights Lab Research Associate/Fellow in Migration and Anti-trafficking Governance (Part-time, Fixed term) Area Social Sciences Location University Park Salary £32,080 to £47,389 per annum, pro rata depending on skills and experienc…
Job highlights
- Role: Rights Lab Research Associate/Fellow in Migration and Anti-trafficking Governance (Part-time, Fixed term) (SOC445026)
- Company: University of Nottingham
- Location: Nottingham, United Kingdom
- Job type: Part-time
- Work mode: On-site
- Experience: 1–3 years
- Salary: £32.1K – £47.4K /yr
- Category: Marketing & Sales
- Posted: 4 Nov 2026
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The pay for this job is 20% below the typical salary for Marketing & Sales jobs in United Kingdom.
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