We are currently recruiting a number of exciting positions at the Centre for Climate Engagement. To find out more, click the links below or visit Join the Team to view upcoming roles.
Engagement Manager – Climate Governance Initiative
Working with the Climate Governance Initiative Secretariat Manager and in collaboration with the Climate Governance Initiative community, including the World Economic Forum, the Engagement Manager will develop, manage, and deliver the Engagement Strategy for the Secretariat of the Climate Governance Initiative. The post holder will engage the Chapters, encouraging exchange as well as knowledge building across this growing network. They will be in regular contact with the Chapters, building an understanding of their development and priorities in support of the Charter and in line with the Chapter Code of Conduct. The Engagement Manager will also work closely with the core team at the Centre for Climate Engagement to support knowledge sharing from the broader work programme at the Centre in support of the Climate Governance Initiative.
Hoffmann Fellow: Post-Doctoral Position in AI and Climate Risk
The Centre for Climate Engagement at Hughes Hall is partnering with the Department of Computer Science and Technology to explore the role of machine learning in supporting the ability of companies and investors to accurately assess and quantify the business risks of climate change. The aims of this partnership are aligned with the Hoffmann Fellowship Programme at the World Economic Forum and match funding for this post will be available. The Centre for Climate Change Engagement currently collaborates with the World Economic Forum as secretariat for the Climate Governance Initiative and this provides useful synergies for the findings and outputs of the research. The Hoffmann Fellow will be working in collaboration with the Forum, the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution and the University of Cambridge.
Research Associate in Company Law (Post1) or Administrative Law and Governance (Post2)
Hughes Hall intends to establish a major new research initiative in Climate Law and Governance in conjunction with its Centre for Climate Engagement. This includes two stipendiary senior research or post-doctoral positions to pursue research on law and climate change. The first position will have a focus on UK company law and other relevant private law disciplines. This second position will focus on public and administrative law. Both positions will be expected to focus on the application of the specialist legal discipline to climate change. Both positions can extend up to three years, subject to successful probation of twelve months. The applicants will have expertise in their respective fields of law and an enthusiasm for their application to climate law, but need not have detailed knowledge of climate law itself.