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demonstrate post-qualification experience in translational research or research programme management, a strong understanding of protein biochemistry and mass spectrometry, and a proven ability to manage complex
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to the CTL (re)designing summative assessment consultancy service (link) and have experience of working with course/programme teams to support them in developing new programmes and/or introducing major changes
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We are seeking to appoint an Academic Programme Assistant to provide administrative support for the Genomic Medicine MSc course. You will provide support with all aspects of teaching delivery in
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We are seeking a Project Administrator for the HESTIA project ( https://hestia.earth ). HESTIA is the main output of the Oxford Martin Programme on Food Sustainability. We are part of the Department
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the implementation of the OpenSAFELY Talking Therapies programme. We provide the NHS England OpenSAFELY Service, providing secure research access to GP data and we have recently received a significant, multi-year
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About the role We are seeking an Associate Professor of Climate Change and Child Health to join a dynamic cross-university program on climate change and child health and well-being led by Prof
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, from cutting-edge research facilities to modern teaching spaces. The Team is delivering the University’s Minor Capital Plan - a rolling programme of over 250 live projects across the estate, with
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programme which aims to significantly improve the user experience and efficiency of the research management lifecycle from proposal development to project closure., reimagining ways of working and adopting
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an important role in the Oxford Cancer Clinical Trials Unit providing an effective administrative support service for the team running our clinical cancer research programme. This post is largely office/computer
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of Biology in partnership with The Queen’s College. Associate Professor is the main academic career grade at Oxford. Associate Professors have responsibility to lead a successful programme of research and