27 Education-"University-of-North-Carolina" positions at Sheffield Hallam University in United Kingdom
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Connect, develop and grow: join Sheffield Hallam University in London Our Head of Student Recruitment (Sheffield Hallam University in London) role offers a unique opportunity to shape
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expertise in formal teaching, training, and supervision, or those with previous Higher Education experience. If you have any questions and/or would like to meet the team, you would be most welcome to our open
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at each point of their journey to Higher Education. To support this activity we rely on parent ambassadors to provide an authentic insight into their experiences of their dependent(s) studying in higher
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If you are passionate about children’s nursing and education and would like to make a difference to patient and client care, then our Department of Nursing and Midwifery would love to hear from you
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expertise in formal teaching, training, and supervision. This post is well-suited to those considering a move into a teaching role. If you have any questions and/or would like to meet the team, you would be
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leading providers of post and undergraduate education in the fields of Construction and Surveying. Our courses in this area are very well regarded by students and employers alike. The undergraduate Building
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both teaching and research. Having achieved the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) full certification for excellence in Cyber Security for our Masters in Cyber Security, your contribution to the more
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students only. Job Description: This is a unique developmental position for a Chartered Physiotherapist with musculoskeletal and / or sports physiotherapy experience to develop their clinical skills in
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sports physiotherapy experience to develop their clinical skills in multisport & MSK physiotherapy, in conjunction with a fully funded MSc level study. For appropriate applicants, the opportunity
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The Higher Education Progression Partnership (Hepp) is a longstanding collaborative widening participation initiative jointly funded by Sheffield Hallam University and the University of Sheffield