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approach to engaging diverse stakeholders. Advanced project and programme management capability is essential to ensure that strategic initiatives are well‑structured, efficiently delivered, and aligned with
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. This includes the BA Film Studies and Postgraduate taught program (PGT) in Film Studies, which encompasses the Film-Philosophy Pathway and the Joint PGT program with the Courtauld. About The Role The King's Early
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to contribute to work that supports student success and equity in higher education, and who wish to utilise their skills in project delivery, partnership working and programme coordination. We encourage
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the university’s brand and values through every interaction. The team works collaboratively to plan, coordinate, and deliver events that showcase the institution to prospective students and influencers. About the
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parental leave, menopausal support, an active wellbeing programme, training and development opportunities and much more. All of our staff benefit from a generous pension contribution as well. As part of
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strategy and service transformation programme currently underway at King’s and embracing opportunities to contribute in different ways. This is a part time (17.5 hours per week) post, offered
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-up prospective randomised clinical trial. In this project, funded by a British Heart Foundation Programme Grant, we will refine our existing research computational tool and technology into a robust
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strong focus on paediatric imaging and hosts the UK’s only ultra-high-field neonatal imaging programme. About The Role You will play a key role in enabling cutting-edge MRI research by working closely with
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computational modeller to join our multidisciplinary team in an exciting programme of work, funded by the British Heart Foundation, to advance the use of novel in-silico approaches to provide patient-specific
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health interventions for young people, and is part of a new £1.2M Cambridge-led research programme investigating how social media designs affect adolescent wellbeing. About the role The Department