346 computer-programmer-"IMPRS-ML"-"IMPRS-ML"-"IMPRS-ML" positions at University of Glasgow
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are particularly interested in academics addressing global challenges via a range of stakeholders. A research programme that focuses on improving the lives of individuals, communities, and/or society is essential
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that supports a research led and scholarly approach to student learning. To undertake limited administrative duties as requested by the Course Convenor/Head of Subject/Programme Director. To engage in
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of Glasgow Centre for Virus Research (CVR) (http://www.cvr.ac.uk/) and will play a leading role in a UKRI-funded research programme focussed on identifying, characterising and manipulating host enzymes
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to contribute towards the STFC Late-Stage Commercialisation project “Natural NDT-CE” under PI Dr David Mahon. The candidate is also expected to support the wider experimental research programme of the Nuclear
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(particularly relating to Land Law) to teach at introductory and advanced undergraduate levels on the Common Law LLB programme. This post is full-time (35 hours per week) and open-ended. Informal enquiries should
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overall and subtest requirements using a single test. Common equivalent English language qualifications accepted for entry to this programme TOEFL (ibt, my best or athome) 100 overall with Reading 24
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internal clients including the School Executive and degree programme convenors (academic and administrative staff), undertaking the planning and delivery of all marketing activity for the School. Main Duties
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on that project. Evaluating the reach and impact of the Childsmile programme: Scotland’s national child oral health improvement programme (available as IPhD) Supervisors: Professor Andrea Sherriff , Dr Marie Kotzur
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and scholarly approach to student learning. To undertake limited administrative duties as requested by the Course Convenor/Head of Subject/Programme Director. To engage in training in teaching
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requested by the Programme Director/Head of Subject, in order to contribute to learning and teaching objectives in The School of Social and Political Sciences within Political and International Studies. Main