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, analysis of large datasets, and programming of computer simulations. Transferrable skills from this project will open opportunities to develop collaborations with organisations such as Bristol City Council
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, development of ecological theory, analysis of large datasets, and programming of computer simulations. Transferrable skills from this project will open opportunities to develop collaborations with organisations
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working 21 hours per week. A Senior Lecturer with expertise in Pharmacy Practice is being sought to support the expansion of the MPharm programme and to help fully prepare graduates for their expanding
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Medical School has three main activities: learning and teaching, research, and business and innovation. From the creation of the Graduate Entry Medicine (GEM) programme in 2004, opening of the Institute
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2026 working 28 hours per week. Working closely with the GAMLINK project co-principal investigators (Professor Simon Dymond, Swansea University and Dr Daniel Leightley, King’s College London), the post
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programme and School and student teacher experience. To deliver on operational matters related to the ITE programme. To work with PGCE programme directors to ensure SUSP governance and quality assurance
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Contribute to the day-to-day management and continual improvement of our Actuarial Science programmes, maintain the alignment between the programme structure and the IFoA Core Principles syllabus. Engage with
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Coordination – this will cover all programmes, including collaborative partnerships. Academic Year/Cycle Coordination - Working to support a relevant programme of timely assessment and examinations support to
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will be involved in developing innovative solutions to enhance the security of connected and automated technologies throughout their lifecycle. Under the lead of Dr Trang Doan, your tasks include
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required (for a period of 36 months) to conduct research as part of the IGNITE programme, in collaboration with Rolls-Royce, LSN Diffusion and the Universities of Leicester, Sheffield and Warwick. Birmingham