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the University of Oxford’s Department of Education, is expanding with two exciting opportunities which will help the Centre step up its programme of academic research. The Centre produces research and evidence
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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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, 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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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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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