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The Institute of Ismaili StudiesOral History Coordinatorc. £35,000Based London, Kings CrossThe Ismaili Special Collections Unit (ISCU) at the Institute of Ismaili Studies has an exciting opportunity for an Oral History Coordinator role. The position entails coordinating the Oral History Project by developing a long-term project strategy as well as conducting interviews of members of the Ismaili community in different parts of the world with a view to capturing their memories and experiences. The position holder will also manage volunteers and possibly consultants for this project. This role will require travel (travel rules permitting) and adapting to different ways of conducting interviews using appropriate communications technologies. About Us: The Institute of Ismaili Studies (IIS) was established in 1977 to promote scholarship and learning about Muslim societies and to encourage a better understanding of their relationships with other cultures and faiths. Its research, publications and educational programmes promote scholarship in previously marginalised areas of the study of Islam. These include the intellectual and literary heritages of Shia Islam, with an emphasis on Ismaili traditions. The IISs programmes focus on multiple approaches, expressions and interpretations, giving it a reputation for openness and tolerance. The Ismaili Special Collections Unit focuses on preserving the heritage of the Ismaili communities in various forms such as manuscripts, artefacts, archival materials, rare printed materials, photographic collection and audio-visual materials through various initiatives. About You: The ideal candidate will have a Masters degree or a higher degree in a relevant field eg History, Anthropology, Ismaili Studies. Applicants will have a background in conducting and transcribing interviews as well as the ability to accommodate time-differences given the international nature of the project. The ideal candidate will be conversant in at least two languages spoken by Ismaili communities (i.e., Persian, Arabic, Urdu/Hindi, Gujarati etc.), and also have an understanding of the relevant regulations regarding data protection and the ability to manage tasks efficiently in a timely manner. Excellent written English and interpersonal skills are essential.We offer a friendly working environment with a benefits package that includes a non-contributory pension scheme, season ticket loan and discounted gym membership.If you are excited by this unique opportunity, please apply by sending us a CV and covering letter outlining your suitability for the role which is offered initially as a three year fixed-term contract. Next Step: Please apply online with CV and covering letter at www.iis.ac.uk (Job Vacancies link), where you can also download the job description and person specification. If you have any queries, please email Caroline Gomez in Human Resources: cgomez@iis.ac.uk. The closing date for applications is Friday 11 June. Interviews will be held week commencing 21 June 2021.