Vacancy at ISSC
05 February 2014
VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT: PROGRAMME COORDINATOR: TRANSFORMATIONS TO SUSTAINABILITY
 

The Transformations to Sustainability Programme is a new international research funding and coordination programme on global change and sustainability. Its overall objective is to increase the social science contributions necessary to craft more effective, equitable and sustainable responses to the problems of global change.

The ISSC is seeking a motivated and capable Programme Coordinator…

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VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT: ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
 

The International Social Science Council (ISSC) is a membership-based international scientific organisation. The ISSC represents the social, behavioural, and economic sciences at a global level, and aims to bring the best social science to bear on the biggest social challenges of our times.

The ISSC is looking for a dynamic Administrative Assistant…

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