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, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006. Part-Time, Fixed-Term (until 30 September 2027) Applications are invited for the post of Doctoral Training Programme Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Coordinator
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. Full-Time, Permanent The Department of Computing, Security and Mathematics at Royal Holloway, University of London is looking to appoint a lecturer in Computer Science to support its research and
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-level policy engagement, capability sharing, programme-wide communications and research, as well as representing the UK-PHRST in influential global and regional forums. The post holder will work closely
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veterinary medicine, veterinary nursing and biological sciences and CPD programmes in veterinary medicine and veterinary nursing. We are seeking a dynamic part-time Programme Administrator to work with the
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Act 2006. X 1.5 FTE roles available (part-time at minimum 0.5 FTE would be considered) Fixed-Term (24 months) The Department of Computing, Security and Mathematics at Royal Holloway, University
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as a key point of contact, coordinating programme logistics, events, and communications while supporting the smooth delivery of world-class executive education across globally recognised programmes
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: 23.59 hours BST on Sunday 19 July 2026 Reference: CSS-0172-26 Veterinary Surgeon - Shelter Medicine Programme- London Based mainly at Partner Charity site - Mayhew London NW10 Part-time, permanent role
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Fellow for a Wellcome Trust-funded programme examining how digital environments influence adolescent health. The candidate will lead development of a novel multimodal-GenAI framework to annotate and
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of the annual information skills programme during a time of exciting change in LSHTM’s education programmes. This post will be responsible for ensuring developments in universal design principles and accessible
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. This is a significant moment in the Library’s history and an exciting time to work with us as we undertake an ambitious programme of investment and change through the Library Transformation Programme, which