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balance within DAIM. Required: Ideally you will hold a good degree, and a PhD or equivalent (or have submitted your PhD prior to commencement), with experience in teaching and research. We also recognise
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towards one if successful. Ideally, we would like to appoint someone who may have or be about to complete their PhD, Or have considerable teaching or practice experience in the areas identified and may be
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degree (PhD, MD, or equivalent) and either hold MRCGP and have completed their clinical training, or be a specialist /speciality registrar. Candidates may only apply if they have already submitted
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external stakeholders including industry partners and professional institutions (e.g., IET, IEEE). Person Specification Essential: A PhD in Electrical Engineering or a closely related field Demonstrable
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Funding Coordinator provides subject matter expertise and leadership in three areas: student financial awards, applicant enquiry management and non-standard application processing. The role is part of a
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, including taught MSc courses, MSc by Research and PhDs. Our teaching is gold standard, evidenced by the most recent Teaching Excellence Framework rating. Our staff and students are committed to fostering
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, including setting and monitoring performance targets. Oversee financial processing including sales reconciliation, purchase ledger, bank reconciliation, and month-end close. Oversight of outsourced payroll
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reputation to best promote and progress the Faculty at a national and international level. Responsible for leading the academic and business planning process for the Faculty, including preparing and delivering
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, staff, and visitors. As part of our commitment to excellence, the Estates & Facilities Directorate is undergoing a transformational journey—modernising our services, processes, and systems to adapt
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students, researchers, staff, and visitors. As part of our commitment to excellence, the Estates & Facilities Directorate is undergoing a transformational journey—modernising our services, processes, and