Centre for Lifelong Learning and Individualised Cognition CLIC is a research collaboration between the University of Cambridge and Nanyang Technological University (NTU) and hosted by the Cambridge Centre for Advanced Research and Education in Singapore (CARES) that aims to develop neuroscience-based interventions for lifelong flexible learning. Launched in October 2020 and funded by the National Research Foundation Singapore, CLIC brings together a multidisciplinary team of psychologists, neuroscientists, linguists and educators who conduct innovative research in the science of learning.
The world of today is constantly evolving to keep pace with advances in technology and globalisation, requiring individuals to adapt and develop new skills to ensure resilience through a culture of lifelong flexible learning. Mental flexibility is required in order to adapt to change, problem-solve creatively in new situations and make the most of opportunities including emerging career opportunities. The capacity for cognitive flexibility is thus central to the modern digital age and our education system needs innovation to ensure citizens are equipped to develop these future skills. For example, major global challenges, including climate change, renewable energy, and food security, will require novel and creative approaches and solutions.
CLIC researchers are developing a neuroscience-based model of flexible learning, including important social contextual factors, in order to inform the design of practical, real-life interventions for use in schools and the workplace. This will ensure that individuals are not only prepared for future career success, but also have a good quality of life and wellbeing, thus supporting a flourishing society.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conducting literature review
- Conducting interviews
- Liaising with school personnel
- Survey construction, evaluation, and administration
- Assist in quantitative and qualitative processing and analysis
- Project and data management, maintain research records
- Collect primary data, responsible for data coding and entry
- Report preparation
- Assisting in the analysis of findings
- Other research related tasks as assigned by the Principal Investigator
Job Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in psychology with a background in cognition, emotion, or related field.
- Experience in conducting, collecting data for and analysing surveys, psychological testing (computerised), behavioural testing and cognitive experiments
- Experience in conducting literature reviews and writing academic reports
- Experience with statistical analysis using SPSS and/or R language
- Good ICT skills
- Good communication skills and other interpersonal skills
- Excellent organizational skills and able to work effectively within deadlines
- Experience preparing reports, protocols, presentations and manuscripts with guidance
- Interest in research at the intersection of neuroscience, social science, education, and cognition
- Excellent time management and organizational skills.
We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be notified.
Please apply by uploading your CV and academic transcript to NTU job portal link.
If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us at [email protected].
