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We are seeking a motivated and collaborative individual to join our team as a NextNet Programme Grant Project Manager. Funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) for five years, the programme grant
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to ensure the successful delivery of the MBChB programme Have prime responsibility for the academic content and learning materials associated with their specialty for Year 4 MBChB and for this: Support equity
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respond to the changing nature of work, particularly as the responsible use of AI becomes part of everyday practice. As Programme Manager, you'll be at the heart of this flagship partnership, coordinating
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Type of award Studentship Value Fully Funded Studentships Specified use Please refer to the criteria on the BUDI website . Tenable period Ongoing Continuation of award Continuation of the award is subject to satisfactory progress. Number available This year, there are 50 studentships...
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and Fellowships Plan (CSFP) Level(s) of study This funding is available to students undertaking the following types of study: Postgraduate taught Postgraduate research Allowed study options This funding
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Purpose of the Job The FENDER programme aims to bring game-changing ideas and exploit advances in complimentary areas of science to trigger a UK-led renaissance in electromagnetic NDE, boosting the
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to establishing an academic career in nuclear science or engineering. You will be responsible for: Plan, develop and conduct world-leading research Win external funding for research Supervise postgraduate and
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engineering. You will be responsible for: Plan, develop and conduct world-leading research Win external funding for research Supervise postgraduate and postdoctoral researchers Engage with the nuclear sector
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opportunities for two-way dialogue, and build communication capability across the organisation. Alongside this, we plan and deliver engagement activity for university leadership including the President and Vice
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(CRADLE). CRADLE is a collaborative programme with Amentum involving approximately 20 researchers from The University of Manchester and a similar number of engineers from Amentum. The primary aim of CRADLE