Harry F. Guggenheim Research Fellowship: Contemporary Issues of Violence

The College intends to elect to a HARRY F. GUGGENHEIM RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP, with appointment from 1 October 2025. Candidates for the Research Fellowship should have recently completed or be about to complete a doctoral degree. The Research Fellowship is for exploring the nature, consequences, and reduction of violence in its many forms; we are particularly interested in proposals examining antidemocratic threats and political violence in mature democracies.

The duration of the Fellowship will be for three years. Like all Pembroke Research Fellows, the holder will be encouraged to do a limited amount of teaching for the College, but would require the permission of the Governing Body to undertake other paid work. The stipend will be on point 34 of the college scale £30,786.50 (pay award pending): this will be subject to any revisions of stipends taking place between now and 1 October 2025.

Research Fellows are offered subsidised accommodation, in College or in College owned flats or houses; where accommodation is not required a generous housing allowance is made available and the Fellow will be provided with a study in College. The Fellowship will carry full dining rights in College, and access to additional grants to support research activities; and the Fellow will be a member of the governing body of the College.

Applications, which are required by 15 October 2024 .

Informal enquiries can be made to the Master’s Assistant, debbie.brown@pem.cam.ac.uk.

Pembroke is an equal opportunity employer.

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