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as part of their learning journey. You will also be an excellent communicator and versatile teacher, able to adapt your teaching methods to fit the diverse backgrounds of our students, in an approach
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for their visa. The role involves the methodical and accurate entry of data and excellent attention to detail when handling visa and passport related documentation. Candidates for this post should have excellent
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requires on-campus work at Whitechapel Campus, with occasional off-site meetings. About You The successful candidate will have a postgraduate qualification in a relevant field (PhD is desirable) and a solid
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insights. The position involves data cleaning, analysis, and development of reports, with the chance to build skills in data science tools like Excel, R, Python, and AI-driven epidemiology methods. With
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should have a PhD in infectious diseases (or similar). With wide clinical knowledge in infectious diseases and clinical experience of tuberculosis management, your track-record of high-quality research in
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is a fixed-term role available as a Leverhulme-funded replacement post until 31 August 2026. About You You will hold a PhD in English or have an equivalent professional qualification, together
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academics. There are around 2500 undergraduate and taught postgraduate students and over 250 PhD students within our London operation, supported by an administrative and technical staff of around 50. About
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management. About You You will be an expert in the development and implementation of compliance frameworks within complex organisations, including the application of relevant methods, tools and approaches
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epidemics, pandemics and/or outbreaks. Experience of applying epidemiological expertise during an outbreak, epidemic or pandemic response and of applying spatial epidemiology methods is essential. Further
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. The successful candidate will have a PhD in a related field, experience of teaching at undergraduate level, and the ability to develop teaching materials and engage creatively with students. This post is funded by