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Faculty/Directorate Kingston School of Art School/Function The Design School Contract type Fixed Term Contract The Role We are looking for an enthusiastic lecturer to join us to lead modules in L4
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institutions to design and create a range of student and staff-facing resources such as teaching materials/toolkits that explore race equality within the chemical sciences through the Sustainable Development
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Engineering, which may include, but are not restricted to subjects such as Systems Engineering, Electronic Systems Design, Microcontrollers and Embedded Systems, Product Lifecycle Analysis, Computer Aided
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century it has established an exceptional reputation and become one of the UK’s leading art and design educational institutions. The Faculty combines a dedication to creative risk-taking, innovation and
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become one of the UK’s leading art and design educational institutions. The Faculty combines a dedication to creative risk-taking, innovation and experimentation with a commitment to working with numerous
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the real estate programmes across the topics of land use and planning, investment, valuation and appraisal, asset management or landlord and agency. Experience of designing and delivering APC courses would
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talented lecturers to deliver the vibrant, real-world education your students deserve. A natural leader and clear communicator you will also plan, deliver, and assess a range of modules at UG and PG, using a
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, student admissions, website management and development, design & print, copywriting, editing as well as international development, visa and immigration advice, events and graduation services. Together we
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research, plan and manage marketing projects, processes and campaigns in order to support the University in meeting its student recruitment targets. The Person Working as part of a team of marketing advisors
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, technology enhanced learning and enterprise education. As a directorate, we identify opportunities for innovation, see change as an opportunity, value constructive feedback and share good practice across