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field such as liver biology, immunology, toxicology, environmental health or biomedical sciences. A demonstrable track record of high-quality peer-reviewed publications that demonstrates strong research
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development and supporting a high-quality architectural learning experience? About the role The University of Plymouth is seeking to appoint a Teaching Fellow in Architecture (0.4 FTE / 14.8 hours per week) to
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We’re seeking a qualified, GOC-registered optometrist with excellent communication skills. You’ll be supportive, organised, and collaborative, contributing to high standards in clinical optometry learning
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PenCTU and play a pivotal role in supporting high-quality clinical trials within a nationally recognised Clinical Trials Unit. About the role The UKCRC-registered Peninsula Clinical Trials Unit (PenCTU) at
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description. About us You will join a high-impact, interdisciplinary team collaborating across the University of Plymouth (UoP), SageTech Medical, and the National Health Service (NHS). This project sits
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children Perform basic data collection using a variety of appropriate techniques as required. Assist with quantitative and/or qualitative analysis as directed by the academic research manager. Liaising with
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, agile and ready for anything; we champion a culture of resilience, where everyone understands their role in keeping the University safe and functioning, no matter the challenge. By overseeing continuity
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simulation technology to deliver engaging, high-quality teaching and assessment for our BMBS Medical curriculum. Together, you'll help create authentic learning experiences that equip students with
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collaboration with Faculty Colleagues to assess teaching requirements for programme areas and identify solutions to effectively schedule teaching sessions to produce a high-quality timetable, which meets
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The job details are shown below. For further information click on the link for the job description. The Optometry Programme within the School of Health Professions at the University of Plymouth is