Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
. They will be self-motivated with ability to conduct independent research to a very high level. The successful candidate will have a PhD, postdoctoral experience and a strong publication record in a
-
registered for or have completed a PhD / Doctorate. Applicants also expected to have considerable community health nursing experience. The School of Nursing and Midwifery was established in 1994 and since then
-
will hold a PhD in Human Nutrition/Nutritional Sciences and will have demonstrable relevant teaching experience or evidence of teaching potential. Reporting to the Head of School of Food and Nutritional
-
of Pharmacy. The appointee will hold an academic qualification to PhD/Doctorate level in Pharmaceutics, Industrial Pharmaceutical Sciences or another relevant discipline. The School of Pharmacy UCC has
-
must hold a degree in Pharmacy, biomaterials or pharmaceutical field. Preferably, the scientist will have a PhD and a track record in publishing their previous research and/or have experience of working
-
in the school. Applicants should hold a PhD or equivalent qualification in Statistics or in a closely related Data Science area such as Biostatistics or Statistical/Machine Learning, and have a track
-
, or be currently registered for, a PhD. Applicants should have experience in clinical student education and classroom teaching and learning. The appointee will be expected to be research active
-
University of Cities in Post-Industrial Transition (UNIC), which initiated in 2024/25. UCC also offers research degrees in the Architecture discipline, the MSc by Research in Architecture and PhD. With
-
, or be currently registered for, a PhD. Applicants should have experience in clinical student education and classroom teaching and learning. The appointee will be expected to be research active
-
independent research to a very high level. It is expected that the successful candidate will have a PhD and a strong publication record in a relevant scientific discipline (eg. Neuroscience, Physiology