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/ Directorate College of Health, Medicine & Life Sciences Department Brunel Medical School Full Time / Part Time Full Time Location: Brunel University London, Uxbridge Campus, London Salary: (Grade 7) £39,607
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and delivery of the Nursing programmes specifically in the area of Mental Health. College / Directorate College of Health, Medicine & Life Sciences Department Department of Health Sciences Full Time
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relevant discipline (e.g. health, life, or medical sciences). • To be a confident communicator who can effectively discuss technical matters with people of various levels of knowledge. • Experience
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welcomed its first cohort of students in September 2022 and plans are underway in recruiting our next cohort. Brunel Medical School is part of the College of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences, which is a
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working under the direction of the Divisional Lead. At this level you would be expected to undertake a leadership role within the Division. College / Directorate College of Health, Medicine & Life Sciences
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, Medicine & Life Sciences Department Brunel Medical School Full Time / Part Time Full Time Location: Brunel University London, Uxbridge Campus Salary (Grade 6): £32,995 to £37,488 inclusive of London
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and support to students and staff of the Medical School. College / Directorate College of Health, Medicine & Life Sciences Department Brunel Medical School Full Time / Part Time Full Time Location
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The post holder will join an expanding team of academics in the Division of Global Public Health. College / Directorate College of Health, Medicine & Life Sciences Department Department of Health
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Brunel University London is recruiting a fixed-term (maternity cover) Examinations and Assessment Manager. College / Directorate College of Health, Medicine & Life Sciences Department Brunel Medical
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College of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences Funding for the Executive Dean’s PhD Studentship. A Comprehensive Characterisation of Mentally-Disordered Offenders and Prediction of Treatment Outcomes