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. Join us as a creative communications professional to engage our diverse staff and student community. Your role will : Lead communications for various crucial strategic programs and projects, crafting and
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course prepares international students for progression to their chosen degree programme (MSc Marketing or Finance, January 2026 intake) through academic language and skills development. This post is open
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for Behavioural and cognitive Psychotherapists (BABCP) level 2 accreditation. The post holder is accountable to external PSRBs (BABCP) for maintaining governance compliance and reports to the Co-Programme Directors
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About the role This position, created for the UK’s National Quantum Technologies Programme, will develop fibre-based devices for quantum technology, with emphasis on squeezed light generation. We
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experience and a supportive programme. About us The Department for Health research is organised around three themes: Lifelong Health and Wellbeing, Improving Human Function, and a Fair and Vibrant Society. Our
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programming, modelling, or simulation (e.g. Python, MATLAB, C++, or similar platforms). Familiarity with numerical or simulation tools such as but not limited to ANSYS Fluent , ASPEN, COMSOL, or OpenFOAM
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attract, engage, and develop future talent across the University. You'll lead our school work experience programme and will work closely with the Head of Talent Acquisition to develop our early careers and
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, managing students and employer recruitment processes, preparing students, designing and delivering a Professional Development Programme, developing common systems and standardised processes on best practice
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We are seeking an organised and self-motivated Student Enterprise Officer to help deliver the University's exciting extra-curricular Entrepreneurship Programme. You will be part of the Enterprise
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About the role: This 18 months position is supported by the University of Bath as part of the EPSRC-funded Programme Grant ‘SynHiSel’, a major effort linking membrane researchers at Bath, Manchester