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Admissions Officer. The post-holder will support the Admissions Operations Manager in delivering a high-quality admissions and applicant services function and will have specific responsibility for admissions
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, surfacing the research, partnerships and impact worth amplifying Monitor and evaluate how our coverage and content is performing, using what you learn to sharpen what we do next Support the University's
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, dynamic teamwork and interdepartmental collaboration. You will be key in supporting the Head of Operations (Estates) and taking the lead in ensuring optimum operation of all life safety, customer service
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wards teams. The 2 successful candidates will be integral to our dynamic team of vets, nurses and students who work to a high standard with a passion for patient care. In this role you will predominantly
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available in the DELTA core function of the NIHR Maternity Disparities Consortium , a £50million national programme that aims to improve maternity and neonatal outcomes across the UK and reduce inequalities
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for the Royal Veterinary College. You will enjoy a role providing high quality, patient focussed care by assisting with day-to-day hospital management planning, alongside the clinicians, residents, interns and
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to the continual development and provision of a high quality service to students and staff. The role-holder will work closely with other colleagues in the Student Administration team, as well as colleagues from
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delivery of initiatives around student wellbeing. We are looking for positive, motivated candidates with experience of providing high quality support to students. You must be an excellent communicator with
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the Department of Computing, Security and Mathematics. This is a fixed-term, 0.8 FTE role to provide secondment cover from 1 September 2026 until 31 July 2029. Applicants should possess the broad range of skills
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join a multidisciplinary project team studying cholera transmission, the effect of oral cholera vaccination (OCV) and the performance of cholera diagnostics in Uvira, Democratic