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professional tax qualification (CTA, AIIT, or ATT with view to achieving a higher qualification) due to the technical & developing nature of the role, and/or A qualified accountant with a CCAB accounting body
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person to help develop Jewish faith and worship on campus, to offer pastoral care, to be a strong, visible, and unifying presence on campus and to build and foster healthy community through outreach
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community. We are searching for an Associate Chaplain who is committed to co-operative, constructive, and positive dialogue with other faiths. They will be a vibrant and enthusiastic person to help develop
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of the department’s laboratories, field equipment and IT resources. The candidate will have enthusiasm for providing technical support to teaching and research activities and be committed to developing a career in a
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, from Enrolment to Award. Under the direction of the Student Systems Senior Manager, the Student Systems Manager will play a key role in the SRS Project. They will develop expertise in the configuration
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comfortable working in a laboratory environment and have some knowledge of Microsoft programmes (Excel, Word). You will be working at our Camden Campus alongside a team of CBS laboratory attendants
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the strategic development, integration, and support of Queen Mary’s enterprise applications and digital learning technologies. This role ensures that technology effectively supports the University’s
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translation products. The job will involve close collaboration with research groups across national and international programmes. The post-holder must have a first degree in the field of Environmental Sciences
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there will be some opportunity for working remotely each week. In return we offer a highly competitive rewards and benefits package including: Generous annual leave entitlement Training and Development
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multidisciplinary collaboration between LSHTM, the Met Office, Oxford Brookes University, UCL, University of Exeter and University of Leeds that will inform the development of solutions for temperature-related health