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ASPE is looking for a new digital communications manager. We are accepting expressions of interest from a person who is a member of ASPE or who is willing to become a member of ASPE. The role comes with an honorarium of £1500 per annum paid termly and will start from 1st January 2026. A brief overview of the role and responsibilities are as follows;

  • Content strategy and engagement through various platforms including: mailchimp, eventbrite, wordpress, zoho social and vimeo.
  • Social media management
  • Website management and liaison with web developer
  • Analytics and reporting
  • Collaboration with Reaching into Research and ASPE IGNITE teams

If you are interested, please write and send 500 words outlining how you meet the role descriptor, a copy of your CV including two references to the following people by 12th December 2025 9am.

ASPE’s Chair, Prof Gary Beauchamp: [email protected]

Current Digital Communications Manager: Tazreen Kassim-Lowe: [email protected]

For more details please access the role description below.

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