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initiatives supporting young people to progress into employment. The role has a strong focus on quantitative evaluation methods. The ideal candidate will have formal training in quantitative research methods
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analysing the intersection of the financial and fertility sectors as a key site of reproductive politics. Using qualitative methods, this project consists of three work streams analysing case studies that may
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subject to funding. About you We are asking candidates to demonstrate their experience on the following criteria: PhD, or in the final stages of obtaining a PhD, in a relevant area of social science (e.g
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to teaching and provide PhD and MSc supervision. This post will be full-time in the Cicely Saunders Institute and will be a fixed term contract until 30/11/29 in the first instance. We particularly seek
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of junior statisticians. You will also contribute to teaching, provide PhD and MSc supervision and contribute to improving statistical skills across the Faculty. You will be associated with the UKCRC
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. Evidence of supervising PhD students and strong progress and timely completion. Evidence of commitment to continued development in evidence-based practice, research methods and evidence relevant to care
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. Using qualitative methods, this project consists of three work streams analysing case studies that may transform the future of reproduction, including automated IVF, in vitro gametogenesis (IVG) and
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analysing the intersection of the financial and fertility sectors as a key site of reproductive politics. Using qualitative methods, this project consists of three work streams analysing case studies that may
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approach, combining both traditional teaching methods with modern, project-based learning, catering for the needs of our students and the industries in which they will work. As a new department we have
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research group within the department. We offer both undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, with a distinctive approach, combining both traditional teaching methods with modern, project-based learning