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teaching and building a successful research area. Engineering, Computing and Mathematics (ECAM) offers a growing range of undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes in electrical and electronic
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of Engineering, Computing and Maths (ECAM) is looking for a Senior Lecturer in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. We are seeking outstanding applicants who have a shared ambition to join the department at a
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, mechanical engineering, mathematics and computer science (ECAM), including substantial degree apprenticeship provision. Our programmes are recognised for their academic quality, innovation and close ties
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in higher education. You must have significant experience in supervising and assessing nursing students in practice, partnership and strategic working and be able to engage in contemporary computer
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Sciences Permanent - Full or Part Time Come and join the University of Chichester. We are a University that prides itself on our sense of community, including an excellent staff experience – a dynamic
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The job requirements are detailed below. Where applicable the skills, qualifications and memberships required for this job have also been included. Institute of Applied Sciences - School of Nursing
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(0.8fte) £35,410 per annum, (0.4fte) £17,705 per annumBasisPart-timePackageTeachers Pension SchemeJob category/typeAcademicDate posted02/05/2024Job referenceRQ0000001895 Institute of Applied Sciences Part
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. The International Programme Administrator sits within the wider Psychology, Business and Human Sciences team based on the Bishop Otter Campus, Chichester. We are a University that prides itself on our sense
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programme to support our staff and extensive personal / professional training opportunities throughout the year. Enquiries are welcomed by Chris Rogers, Student Recruitment and Outreach Manager via email at
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vocational focus. This role will work within the Community Diagnostic Centre team that will bring together expertise in medical diagnostics, biomedical science, computing, image analysis and health psychology