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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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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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tailored L&D programme, created and led in collaboration with impressive sector leaders. Just as importantly, you’ll be working alongside committed and supportive colleagues who value collaboration and
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appointee will perform a variety of teaching tasks, including lecturing to undergraduate students, running tutorials and problem classes, contributing to computational labs and supervising undergraduate
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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
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records and contribute to programme evaluation and reporting. Support CPD activities and contribute to cross-departmental education initiatives. Collaborate with internal and external partners to support
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level. You will be working within a highly experienced coaching and support team that seeks to collaborate on- and off-court to provide a programme that holistically develops the players in the academy
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programme under general supervision within the Department of Psychology. manage and deliver teaching activities and prioritise your own workload within agreed objectives to ensure that all activities
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delivery of the work, the post-holder will work closely with the Finance Business Lead, the Programme Manager, the Change Manager and HR and Comms Leads, and will play a pivotal role in coordinating cross