BJP Editorial Intern

The British Journal of Pharmacology is recruiting for Editorial Interns

The British Journal of Pharmacology (BJP) is an international journal covering all aspects of experimental and translational pharmacology. The journal is currently one of the leading pharmacology journals for the publication of original pharmacology. It is published by Wiley and owned by the British Pharmacological Society.
 
The Editor-in-Chief, Professor Péter Ferdinandy, is supported by an international team of 10-14 Senior Editors and a globally distinguished group of Editors. The Journal is seeking to recruit one or more Editorial Interns to assist the Editor-in-Chief and Senior Editorial team.
 
The Editorial Intern position is intended to give the post-holder experience of high-level editorial work on a leading international journal. The position most suited for applicants within six years of completing their PhD. The Editorial Intern has some freedom to choose their responsibilities depending on their interests and capacity in mutual agreement with the Editor-in-Chief; however, the principal role is to contribute to the development of editorial policy and initiatives alongside the Senior Editors.
 
The new Editorial Interns will be expected to take up their posts in January 2023. More information on this role can be found in the job description.

Questions about the Journal and the Editorial Intern role can be addressed informally to the Editor-in-Chief; please contact Charles Whalley (charles.whalley@bps.ac.uk) to be put in touch if needed.

Interested applicants should send a short CV (up to 2 A4 pages) and a covering note explaining why they should be considered to Charles Whalley (charles.whalley@bps.ac.uk). Applicants may be invited to interview via videoconference.

The BJP is committed to increasing the diversity of its Editorial Board. Excellent candidates are encouraged to apply, especially people from under-represented groups.