Floating on colour, a male gall midge Credit Steve Palmer
Floating on colour, a male gall midge Credit Steve Palmer

Job opportunities

If you have an insect-related or entomology job opportunity please send us the details info@royensoc.co.uk

Log habitat feature wall, Photo by Tammy Marlar

Want to work with us?

Keep an eye on our RES Vacancies page for any paid or voluntary positions we have available at the Royal Entomological Society.

Looking forward to having you join the team!

Not ready to apply yet? Visit our entomology courses page for entomology-specific course providers.

Try our Community Noticeboard for other opportunities looking to improve skills and testing to entomologists.

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Research Associate / Senior Research Associate in Using eDNA to study the impact of parasitic bees

Ad Astra Fellow – Assistant Professor of Land Use and Wildlife Health

Technician (parasitology and entomology)

Senior Scientist – Insect Bioconversion

Fera in York, England, UK
The deadline is 31/01/25

Postdoctoral Research Associate/Fellow or Senior Research Fellow

A range of roles

Oxitec in Florida, US and Oxfordshire, UK

Internship

Research projects

Head of R&D

BigSis in Reading, England, UK

Graduate Research and Development Officer

Consultant Entomologist

Insect Technician

Flybox in Chesham, England, UK

EntoBites writing opportunity

EntoBites in online

Bringing you science, one buzz at a time

Interested in science communication?

Join us! We are EntoBites, a team of entomology researchers passionate about communicating insect science. As part of the ScienceBites collective, we write articles on cutting-edge research within entomology, making it accessible to broad audiences.  You can explore our fellow sites at sciencebites.org.

In the run up to our website launch on 24th January, and beyond, we’re looking for authors passionate about storytelling and entomology.  We publish short articles (around 800 words) on recent research papers, covering all aspects of insect science, from ecology to physiology.  Articles on non-insect terrestrial arthropods, such as spiders, are also welcome.  Share your insights and help us inspire curiosity about the incredible world of insects!

Find us on X, Instagram and Bluesky @EntoBitesComms or email entobites1@gmail.com to find out more.