Research Associate/Assistant (Cultural Policy And Evidence Lab), Research Division (2-Year Contract)

The NAFA Cultural Policy and Evidence Lab is a newly-formed and first-of-its-kind cultural policy research centre, dedicated to supporting resilient, regenerative and equitable arts and creative industries in Singapore and Southeast Asia through evidence-based and situated insights. We are seeking a Research Associate/Assistant with strong research and analytical skills to join its growing interdisciplinary team working at the intersection of cultural policy analysis and data-driven decision-making. The successful applicant will assist in delivering a longitudinal cultural policy research project through meticulous fieldwork, high-quality data management, and systematic administrative coordination. The role also involves coordination and operational support for Lab activities, including project administration and undertaking ad hoc tasks essential to project delivery. The position is best suited for candidates who enjoy working with real-world data and translating evidence-based insights into planning, design and policy applications. Roles and Responsibilities: The Research Assistant/Associate/Assistant will: · Support the Principal Investigator with project coordination and grant management. · Contribute to the building, compiling and maintaining of live databases. · Assist with empirical research activities, including the conduct, transcription, coding and analysis of data from interviews, surveys and ethnographic fieldwork into high-quality published reports. · Assist with data management and liaise with the project team members or external parties on such matters. · Support data analysis across quantitative and qualitative components. · Support the organisation of lectures, workshops, roundtables and seminars. · Support the coordination of cross-functional project teams, ensuring alignment with organisational objectives and grant priorities. Requirements Academic and Professional qualifications: · Applicants are expected to hold at least a Second Class Honour…