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 team-oriented 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.

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