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environment. We’re looking for an individual that has (or is soon to receive) a PhD in a statistical subject (equivalently, for candidates without a PhD, a period of relevant research experience together with a
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graduate community, focussed around the research degrees, the MLitt Philosophy and the PhD in Philosophy, which together comprise around 30 students. We have ten full-time permanent staff, whose common
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will need a PhD in an appropriate discipline with some prior teaching experience. Further information about the School is available at https://www.ncl.ac.uk/bns/ Informal enquiries may be made
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of the subject group. You must have a PhD in a Management or a Management-relevant subject. Your previous experience, and future contribution at Newcastle, may include teaching undergraduate, postgraduate and / or
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Architecture, or closely related discipline A good professional postgraduate degree in architecture (Desirable) PhD (or equivalent) at or near completion (strictly within three months of submission at time of
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equivalent) in Planning or Urban Design, or closely related discipline PhD (or equivalent) at or near completion (strictly within three months of submission at time of application) in Planning and/or Urban
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the research programme of the School and to register for a PhD under staff regulations which will be based on one of the School’s three research themes (Educational, Translational Oral Biosciences, Applied Oral
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Flexibility with respect to working hours Willingness to travel internationally, if required Qualifications A PhD in the research area required Newcastle University is a global University where everyone is
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validation methodologies. In order to be successful, you will have (or be close to completing) a PhD in a relevant field and demonstrable experience in one or more areas such as real-time data validation
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and Ancient History curriculum Willingness to undertake administrative duties as required Qualifications Completion and award of a PhD in Classics A record of high-quality scholarly outputs appropriate