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Faculty of Health and Life Sciences: Physical Health and Sport Sciences The above full time role is available from July 2024 on a permanent basis. The post This role will encompass delivery
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academic teams in the preparation of research and other proposals. Exeter will appeal if you wish to work in beautiful surroundings with plenty of opportunities for sporting and outdoor activities
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Faculty of Health & Life Sciences: Public Health & Sport Sciences The role The post of Lecturer in Exercise Physiology will contribute to extending the research profile of Public Health & Sport
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The St Luke’s Sports Centre is an integral part of sport at the University of Exeter, with our swim school being a key element of our delivery at St Lukes. We are looking for a professional and
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(EAS) Division. EAS brings together all the key administration and educational support that underpins the student and educator experience. Alongside LXI this includes Faculty Operations, Sport, Arts and
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Education and Academic Services - Sport There are 5 full-time posts available to start immediately: 1 x permanent contract 4 x fixed-term contracts until 29 September 2024 Summary of the role
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, Engineering, Physics, Geology, Mining and Minerals, Renewable Energy, Life and Environmental Science, Sports and Health Science, Medical Sciences and Medical Imaging. Please ensure you read the Job Description
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based within the technical team supporting the Public Health and Sport Sciences (PHSS) laboratories on the St. Luke’s Campus. The laboratories are equipped for teaching and research in the areas
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, together with the sports park, the library, the shops, restaurants, cafes, and bars are within walking distance of each other. All this set in the heart of stunning Devon, which was voted in as having
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Faculty of Health and Life Sciences – Public Health and Sport Sciences The above full-time (1.0 FTE) position is available as soon as possible on a fixed term (until December 2028) basis. This role