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, and workshops. We aim to provide a supportive and friendly environment with a strong sense of community. The Department currently has 16 permanent members of staff, following a process of significant
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permanent academic roles, should they arise, at Durham or elsewhere. The successful applicant will normally expected to be within 8 years of completing their PhD, although career breaks for parental leave and
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programmes, including the BA in Religion, Society and Culture, and over 200 postgraduate students, studying on MA, PhD and DThM (professional doctorate in theology and ministry) programmes. The Department has
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been awarded the Disability Confident Leader status. If you are a candidate with a disability, we are committed to ensuring fair treatment throughout the recruitment process. We will make adjustments
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per year group) studying on 3 programmes, including the BA in Religion, Society and Culture, and over 200 postgraduate students, studying on MA, PhD and DThM (professional doctorate in theology and
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behaviour of so-called yield stress fluids, which keep their shape like solids at low loads, yet flow like a liquid at larger loads. One possible focus could be on the dynamical process whereby a material in
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software engineers, platforms experts, PhDs, PDRAs and academics – and build up a thriving community which is committed to world-leading research. The candidate will work in close collaboration with the PI
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dioxide and sustainability Carbon dioxide is essential for life. It is at the beginning of every life process as a substrate for photosynthesis or chemosynthesis. It is at the end of every life process as
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and PhD students. Research spans a wide range. Current interests include: Bayesian statistics; modelling of structure, geometry, and shape; statistical machine learning; computational statistics; high
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Durham’s Sociology Department whose members, postgraduate researchers, and students collectively develop ‘sociological imagination’ and apply it to contemporary processes and issues. These include social