Opportunity to apply to be a Specialist Adviser to the Scottish Affairs Committee for its inquiry into renewable energy in Scotland.
Application deadline – midday, Monday 10th May
The House of Commons Scottish Affairs Committee is inviting applications from individuals for the role of Specialist Adviser to the Scottish Affairs Committee for its inquiry into renewable energy in Scotland. The role is likely to run from May 2021 until September 2021.
The deadline for applications is midday on Monday 10th May. You can find out more about the role and how to apply on this webpage. You can find out more about the inquiry into Renewable energy in Scotland here.
- More information and link to apply: More information and the link to apply are here.
- Why should I engage? Being a special adviser provides a great opportunity to work closely with a committee, informing its work and approach to an inquiry. Find out more about why to engage with Parliament here. And find more on engagement for impact here.
- More information: Watch a short video with researchers who’ve been specialist advisers talking about their experience.
Contact Sarah or Jane in the BU Policy Team if you would like to apply for this role – policy@bournemouth.ac.uk











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