How to Apply for Science Research Opportunities at Cumbria Connect
Are you ready to contribute to ground-breaking science research and support one of the UK’s largest nature restoration programmes? We’re inviting researchers, students, social scientists, ecologists and conservationists to collaborate with our expert team.
To apply, you’ll need to send a detailed proposal outlining your plans to Mo Verhoeven, our Conservation Scientist.
Follow the guidelines below to ensure your application is complete and tailored to your chosen opportunity.
Steps to Apply
Choose Your Opportunity
We offer a variety of science opportunities, from ecological research to data analysis and habitat restoration projects. Identify the area where your skills and interests align with our programme goals.
Examples include:
– Field Research: Wildlife surveys, habitat studies, and restoration monitoring.
– Data Analysis: Working with ecological datasets to uncover trends and inform strategies.
– Collaborative Research Projects: Developing innovative approaches to restoration challenges.
Prepare Your Proposal
Your proposal should include:
– Your Name and Contact Details
Please include your full name, phone number, and email address).
– Your Background and Experience
Briefly outline your qualifications, relevant experience, and why you’re interested in this opportunity.
– Your Research Idea or Contribution.
Describe your proposed research or how you plan to contribute to our science programme. Include:
Research objectives
Methods and timeline.
How your work will align with Cumbria Connect’s goals.
Resources and Support Needed
Let us know if you’ll require access to specific resources, data, or facilities.
Submit Your Proposal
Send your completed proposal via email to Mo Verhoeven at mo.verhoeven@rspb.org.uk with the subject line: Science Opportunity Proposal – [Your Name]
Attach any additional documents, such as your CV or academic references, if applicable.
What Happens Next?
Proposal Review
Mo and our science team will review your submission and assess how it fits within our current projects and priorities.
Follow-Up Discussion
If your proposal is shortlisted, we’ll arrange a follow-up discussion to explore your ideas further and discuss next steps.
Confirmation
Once your proposal is approved, we’ll provide all the details you need to get started, including timelines and any resources available to support your work.
Contact us
If you have any questions about the process or need guidance on preparing your proposal, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Email us at cumbriaconnect@connectfornature.org.uk or complete the form below.
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