Advance ethical community-engaged research at UBC through partnership coordination, grant support, and training development with immigrant-serving and Indigenous communities.

The Community-Engaged Research and Partnerships Specialist implements Centre for Migration Studies priorities. You will coordinate collaborative research, support grant proposals, develop training, and facilitate community-engaged initiatives. The work connects CMS faculty and students with community organizations while advancing reciprocal, equitable, and mutually beneficial partnerships.

Key Responsibilities:

- Coordinate community-campus research activities and engagement protocols
- Connect community partners with appropriate UBC researchers and students
- Support grant proposals, partnership agreements, and memoranda




- Develop and deliver ethical engagement and research training
- Facilitate advisory meetings, events, and knowledge mobilization

Requirements:

- Undergraduate degree in a relevant discipline
- At least two years of related experience
- Experience in community-engaged research or program coordination
- Robust facilitation, coordination, and writing skills
- Ability to manage sensitive issues with diplomacy and discretion

Support UBC migration research through ethical facilitation, partnership stewardship, grant development, and community knowledge mobilization.

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📌 Community-Engaged Research Specialist (Vancouver)
🏢 University of British Columbia
📍 Vancouver