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relevant King’s services and programme colleagues to ensure that appropriate processes are followed. In addition, you will be responsible for your own cohort of personal tutees, as well as supervising
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of the four departments of Psychology, Social, Genetic & Developmental Psychiatry (SGDP), Health Service & Population Research (HSPR), and Biostatistics & Health Informatics (BHI). Our internationally renowned
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and motivated Programme Manager to join the newly established King’s Talent team within HR. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to King’s Strategy 2030 by shaping how we support colleagues
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key part in ensuring KPED responds to the university’s plans for growth in professional education and to extend access to lifelong learning. The Programme Manager (Professional Education) is part of
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involve testing activity against candidalysin variants from clinically relevant Candida strains and species, helping to define breadth of protection. In parallel, the researcher will support compound
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to investigating key diseases (heart failure, vascular and metabolic dysfunction and ageing) and being world leaders in new areas such as regenerative medicine. In parallel, we aim to educate scientists and doctors
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, liaising with policy teams, convening stakeholders, and drafting policy-relevant outputs. The successful candidate will be based at King’s College London and will be part of a small team working in parallel
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programme, the first of its kind in the world, supported by Inkfish with £35M core funds over six years, starting in April 2025. It is a global study of 60,000 participants, including 20,000 mothers, 20,000
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of this flagship UKRI-funded programme. The Centre was successful, attracting additional investment from King’s Doctoral College, and awarded King’s Prize Doctoral Programme in Multiscale Medical Imaging (MMI
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) at King’s College London. The postholder will lead the participatory refinement workstream of the NAVIGATE research programme, funded by the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation. NAVIGATE investigates how different