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are designed for career development, where teaching and research support roles are conducted in parallel with studies towards a PhD in the School of Psychology. You will join a team of TARAs to provide
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(Biological Sciences, Marine Biology, Marine Science). Both teaching and PhD activities will be undertaken concurrently. The positions will consist of (i) a part time (0.65 FTE - actual salary (£22,078
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in support of project goals. You are required to have a PhD in a relevant subject or an equivalent international qualification, or a commensurate level of experience/recognition/profile in the private
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. You are required to have a PhD in a relevant subject or an equivalent international qualification, or a commensurate level of experience/recognition/profile in the private or public sector. You will
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University in a beautiful location and work within a supportive team of world-leading coastal researchers. You will have a PhD in a coastal processes related field (Marine Science, Oceanography, Coastal
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contributions as part of a systems thinking approach to addressing today’s global challenges. You will have a PhD in Biology (or a related field), with expertise in pedagogy, and experience of teaching at
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teaching activities address issues of sustainability on land and at sea. You should have a PhD or equivalent in Aquatic Ecology, or a related discipline, with the ability to deliver high quality teaching in
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. The following desirable criteria would be advantageous: A postgraduate qualification such as a PhD in a topic related to novel formulations, natural products, biotechnology for healthcare, or nanotechnology
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activities address issues of sustainability on land and at sea. You should have a PhD or equivalent in geosciences or a related discipline. You will be able to deliver high quality teaching in structural
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an academic or research post in the past year hold a PhD or equivalent be a registrant with the Nursing and Midwifery Council have a sound understanding of the context of practice placements, particularly in