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We reserve the right to close this vacancy early if we receive sufficient applications for the role. Therefore, if you are interested, please submit your application as early as possible. We will
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are seeking a skilled, creative and experienced Programme Manager who can coordinate and ensure the compliant delivery of the SCENE programme, working closely with the core team, the wider team and our key
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The Department of Biosciences at Durham University seeks to appoint a talented individual to the role of Assistant Professor in biotechnology. We welcome applications from those with research and
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. Successful implementation of the strategy is in part dependent on our approach to promoting the University in respect of: Prospective applicants to our programmes of study; P otential partners in teaching and
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programme management and governance structures and providing oversight of administrative support. Provide effective support on developing new bids for funding. The base location for this role is our exciting
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the assessment process, such as questions at interview. Submitting your application We prefer to receive applications online. We will update you about your application at various points during the process, via
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the Head Coach will lead and develop the men's and women's football programme at Durham University. The post holder will be responsible for: the development and implementation of a strategy for football lead
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The Role and the Department The Learning and Teaching Coordinator will be responsible for assisting the Learning and Teaching Manager in coordinating day to day programme delivery, encompassing all
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). The Department seeks to appoint a talented historian to the role of Assistant Professor in Histories of the Islamicate World (Medieval/Early Modern). We are particularly eager to hear from applicants with
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The Role Applications are invited for a Postdoctoral Research Associate in Sociology with a particular emphasis on the study of social class and its intersections with race and gender. Funded by