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to demonstrate a strong teaching profile and a proven commitment to the student experience, including supporting students’ wellbeing. A PhD (or near completion) or an equivalent psychology (e.g., DClinPsy
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to the student experience, including supporting student’s wellbeing. A PhD (or near completion) or an equivalent legal qualification is essential, as is energy, enthusiasm, and a commitment to play a
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the student experience, including supporting student’s wellbeing. A PhD (or near completion) or an equivalent legal qualification is essential, as is energy, enthusiasm, and a commitment to play a full
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Release Date: Sunday 07 April 2024 Closing Date: Friday 19 April 2024 Interview Date: To be confirmed Reference: JS1171 We are looking for a PhD candidate with strong programming and data skills
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researcher with experience in XR software development, and expertise either in augmented reality (ideally Hololens) or virtual reality (ideally META). PhD in computer science, engineering or related area is
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. The successful candidate will hold: PhD or Professional doctorate in Social Work or related field or working towards completion, or significant senior Social Work practice experience. Higher Degree in
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handling of investigations for student conduct and complaints casework. The Academic Registry Officer (Student Investigations) will utilise their experience and high-level investigation skills to undertake
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with GC-MS/GCxGC-ToF MS facility (and in-depth knowledge of the flavour volatile analysis is essential) with at least PhD level in food/flavour science and preferably some prior experience of enterprise
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, good interpersonal and communication skills, strong decision-making skills and well-developed project management skills. You will typically hold a PhD or equivalent professional practice. For all
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looking to undertake doctoral training in this area (e.g., DClinPsyc or PhD) or those hoping to go on to train as practitioners. You will be based at University of Greenwich in the Centre for Vulnerable