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has over 3,621 Chinese and international students with around 894 enrolled in postgraduate programmes including PhD programme. We have a diverse international faculty of 111, based in Ningbo China
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and external stakeholders, including industry and academic collaborators, to create innovative research opportunities and enrich student learning experiences. Candidates must have a PhD degree in
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collaborators, to create innovative research opportunities and enrich student learning experiences. Candidates must have a PhD degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, mechatronics engineering or
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Engineering, and make a contribution to the direction of research programmes in the Department/School of Chemical and Environmental Engineering. Candidates must have a PhD degree in Chemical Engineering or a
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learning experiences. Candidates must have a PhD degree in product design, industrial design, interactive design, service design, ergonomics, or human factors engineering or a closely related field. They
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Resonance Imaging (MRI). This post also be linked to research activities linked to the University’s research platforms such as the UNNC Sir Peter Mansfield MRI Centre. Candidates must have a PhD degree in the
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PhD degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, mechatronics engineering or a closely related field. They should demonstrate proficiency in hard engineering skills relevant to mechanics
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enrich student learning experiences. Candidates must have a PhD degree in mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, mechatronics engineering or a closely related field. They should demonstrate
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collaborators, to create innovative research opportunities and enrich student learning experiences. Candidates must have a PhD degree in product design, industrial design, interactive design, service design
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development for undergraduate and postgraduate programmes (Masters and PhD) in the School of Economics, and to take a leadership role in the School's Research Centre for Globalisation and Economic Policy