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We are looking to recruit a Digital Learning Technology on a fixed term contract that will focus exclusively on contributing to aid the development of a best practice blended learning model for 3
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reasonable degree of physical fitness and the ability to move, lift and carry equipment, supplies and waste bags will be required. You will have effective communication, administrative and computer skills. You
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writing, a basic level of computer knowledge would be advantageous. You will have an awareness of manual handling skills and a reasonable degree of physical fitness, as you will be required to move, lift
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offers a unique interdisciplinary learning environment, where students from the largest breadth of healthcare disciplines in the South West can benefit from excellent skills and research laboratories
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from concept using computer-aided design tools and a broad knowledge of related manufacturing techniques. Experience of computational analysis techniques and physical prototype testing would be
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writing, a basic level of computer knowledge would be advantageous. You will have an awareness of manual handling skills and a reasonable degree of physical fitness, as you will be required to move, lift
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sustainable practice and ‘future screen’ digital and AI. The School has a growing international profile, with collaborations across the Far East, South America and Europe. Students learn through hands
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invaluable time to learn from our cross functional subject matter experts within the University. Previous graduates in ICT have progressed into global roles with mega-vendors both within and outside the ICT
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Estate Strategy. The University estate is comprised of over 130 buildings with 190,000sqm of space, featuring a multitude of learning, research, social and commercial environments. In the Cost
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science instrumentation to further our outstanding, student experience and world-class research. The position is within a team of dedicated marine Technicians who support the teaching, learning and research