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team at the Productivity Institute is therefore a key requirement of the role. More information about the forum is available at: https://www.productivity.ac.uk/regions-nations/wales-regional-forum
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across the social sciences and beyond. Further details of the School's activities may be found on our home page: http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/socsi . Job Category Academic - Research
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computational facilities and expertise is embedded within each research section. The School also houses outstanding specialist facilities and infrastructure in NMR, XRD, EPR, MS, XPS and Microscopy. Our stated
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support processes (undergraduate and postgraduate taught) relating to programme delivery, programme management, teaching quality assurance, student experience, student cases, assessments, awards and
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, of the university transformation and change portfolios of programmes and projects. The role will support the development and maintenance of portfolio, programme and project activities aligned to the Project
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of the National Student Mental Health Partnerships Programme (NSMHPP) objectives, in particular communication and engagement planning and implementation. The NSMHPP is funded by Medr, The Welsh Government
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operations and development of the Mental Health Goals Omics programme at Cardiff University. The Mental Health Goals (MHG) Omics programme is a landmark UK-wide initiative, funded by the UK Government, aiming
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for the Welsh Language, Academi Gymraeg Manager and the Coleg Cymraeg Cenedlaethol Branch Officer, providing support, advice and guidance to ensure the programme delivers its objectives on time. Working in
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out teaching-related administrative duties. Training and career development opportunities are provided. Teaching contributions are within an agreed programme of content overseen by module leaders
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- Research Assistant School of Psychology The Early Learning and Neurodevelopment (ELAN)lab is seeking to appoint a highly motivated Research Assistant to join an ambitious and innovative research programme