The current opportunity is available for current Manchester Met students, to apply you must be based in the UK for the duration of the role.
The successful candidate will assist with the analysis of qualitative data collected as part of research study examining the influence of different forms of skeletal evidence from a fictitious murder case on mock jurors’ emotional and stress responses. This is a fantastic opportunity for a student who is keen to develop their research skills and engage in real-life research, with a view to being a potential co-author on a research publication.
The successful candidate will assist in:
- Exploring the literature base to find relevant research on juror wellbeing, evidence presentation, and emotional/stress responses
- Analysing qualitative data for key patterns and themes
- Presenting the data in a clear and concise manner
- Writing up the findings for a publication
- Attending training/support sessions with the Library and/or Study Skills teams to help develop research skills associated with the above activities
Details
Dates: 27 May 2025-18 July 2025
Hours per week: 10
Students will be expected to develop the following skills and experiences while carrying out this internship
- Excellent critical thinking skills
- Experience analysing qualitative data
- Ability to work independently and as part of a research team
- Strong attention to detail and organisational skills
- Ability to summarise and present data in a clear and concise manner
Please Note - As part of the 2025 Student Internship offering, priority will be given to Level 5 & 6 students who have specified in the Careers Registration survey (this is completed during enrolment and cannot be changed at this time) that they have had no work experience in the last 12 months and would like some on campus work or a short work placement. However, applications are welcomed from all students meeting the criteria below.
Students are only eligible to undertake one internship under the 2025 Student Internship offering.