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technical support across a wide range of IT services including physical IT infrastructure, (copper and fibre), data centres and comms rooms, access layer 2 and distribution layer 3, WiFi Access Points and IP
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guidance relating to digital education, accessibility, academic integrity and the responsible use of AI. Support colleagues across the University to develop confidence and capability in digital pedagogy
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contribute to the preservation, management, accessibility and promotion of the Library's unique and distinctive collections. Following a period of initial training, the postholder will undertake a varied range
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. Services may not be optimally aligned with population need, particularly for underserved groups, leading to inequitable access, avoidable demand, and poorer health outcomes. The lack of structured assessment
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patent rights can impact access to health-technologies, and potential impacts of this on healthcare, including bioethical implications. They will work with the PI to conduct semi-structured interviews and
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advance Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles within programme design and delivery, ensuring that learning, teaching, and assessment are accessible, inclusive, and responsive in their language
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has primary responsibility for ensuring compliance with a range of information compliance legislation including, in particular, the Freedom of Information Act, 2014, Access to Information
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evaluating the Maynooth University Access Programme Student Success Initiative (Sunflower Project). The successful candidate will contribute to the design of the research framework, assist with the ethical
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applications (than open access publications) of open science principles as part of their teaching or research practices. A research plan document summarising research to be carried out in the next three years
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Maynooth University, National University of Ireland Maynooth; | Maynooth, Leinster | Ireland | 3 months ago
practitioners, members of the legal community, etc to further our understandings of how patent rights can impact access to health-technologies, and potential impacts of this on healthcare, including bioethical