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project. About the role The primary function of the role is to support delivery of a UKRI-funded research project, Building Recovery and Resilience in Severe Mental Illness. This project aims to gather
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The job details are shown below. For further information click on the link for the job description. The Faculty of Health plays an active part in addressing today’s most challenging healthcare and
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the University of Plymouth. About the role The role involves delivering high-quality teaching and student support across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, using innovative and inclusive approaches
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teaching, research, and the student experience through high-quality digital and administrative support. About the role The Information Assistant will provide flexible administrative and digital support
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that collectively represent over £4 million in research funding. About the role The research programmes you will manage are united by a common vision: developing technologies that shift the emphasis of neurological
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Intelligence & Data Science. With many internationally recognised experts, our academic staff are passionate about providing an innovative and inspiring learning experience. About the role We are seeking
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, our teaching staff are passionate about providing an innovative and inspiring learning experience. About the role We are seeking to appoint a Lecturer in Maritime Technology to enhance and strengthen
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from clinicians, academics and aspiring academics who are passionate about inspiring the next generation of physiotherapists and making a real difference to student learning. Why join the School
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research, which focuses on improving equity and sustainability in mental health care systems. About the role Alongside the Working With People and Communities lead, the PPIE co-applicants, and others with
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” programme of research, which focuses on improving equity and sustainability in mental health care systems. About the role Alongside the Working With People and Communities lead, the PPIE co-applicants, and