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Your career in research guide
In this guide you’ll discover why you should consider a career in research, the specialisms to consider, how to begin your career and the typical career progression you could expect.
The guide includes the following sections:
- What is market and social research?
- About the sector
- What could I specialise in?
- Career progression
- Resources: How MRS can help you
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Recruiter: Resources Group
Senior Research Executive – Retail and Tech
London (North), London (Greater) | £25,000-£32,000
This fantastic agency based in North London is looking for an enthusiastic researcher to join…
Recruiter: Resources Group
Quant/Qual Research Manager – London – FMCG & Retail clients
London (Central), London (Greater) | £30,000-£40,000
Research Manager vacancy for a quant/qual researcher looking for an agency that will give you…
Recruiter: Defra
Scientists – Floods and Water
York, Bristol and London | £29,604 – £37,916
you’ll support our Floods and Water research team.
Recruiter: Defra
Statisticians – Resources and Waste
York, Bristol and London | £29,604 – £37,916
You’ll join the statisticians supporting our Resources and Waste team.
Recruiter: Defra
Principal Statistician – Animal and Plant Health and Welfare
York, Bristol and London | £46,612 – £51,258
You’ll help to lead the large statistical team supporting our Animal and Plant Health and…
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Tel: +44 (0)20 7490 4911 Email: info@mrs.org.uk