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ABOUT THE ROLE

Are you a motivated digital communicator with a passion for science?
We have a fantastic job opportunity for a digital communications officer to join the Faculty of Natural Sciences’ Digital Services team, where you’ll play a leading role in communicating the Faculty’s strategic objectives and ongoing activities, with an emphasis on world class teaching and research, and the diverse and successful achievements of our staff and students.
Demonstrating a sound understanding of our audiences, you will take ownership of Faculty communications activity, and will plan and create varied and engaging multi-channel communications content, increasing awareness and understanding of the Faculty’s core activities.
You will improve the user experience of visitors to our websites and external communications channels and will champion proactive communications activity, website design and digital content best practice.
If you are passionate about science communications, this is the job for you.

WHAT YOU WOULD BE DOING

You will plan, research, and create original communications content to help raise awareness and understanding of Faculty activities, and manage our core communications channels and output, including websites, social media, newsletters, and blogs.
You will be responsible for the ongoing development of the Faculty’s websites, and will provide support to staff and students on how to use various communications channels and general digital best practice.