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positioned for leadership roles in digital infrastructure. About the Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) KTP is a UK Government‑supported programme that enables exceptional early‑career innovators to work
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-winning Welsh Crucible programme, a prestigious leadership and development programme for researchers across Wales. As the successful applicant, you will have substantial experience in administrative support
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Research Associate We are seeking a Research Associate to join a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship programme at the Cardiff University Centre for Human Developmental Science , led by Dr Dean D’Souza
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to recruit a Postgraduate Taught Moderator / Tutor to join our team delivering the PgDip and MSc programmes in Practical Dermatology. This role provides academic support to the programme, working closely with
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managing the implementation and delivery of an activities programme for Reaching Wider’s priority audiences. Excellent networking, collaboration and practitioner skills and experience are required as the
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development, with scope to initiate new directions and establish an independent trajectory within the programme. Research Environment You will be based in the Early Learning and Neurodevelopment (ELAN) lab
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programme for adult learners in a higher education environment. Courses are taught during the daytimes as well as evenings and students do not need prior qualifications to attend. Students are drawn from
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out teaching-related administrative duties. Training and career development opportunities are provided. Teaching contributions are within an agreed programme of content overseen by module leaders
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-funded research programme in exploration geology. We are particularly interested in hiring a colleague with expertise in one of the following areas: geology applied to mineral exploration and evaluation
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trials in NHS settings. The successful applicant will join a vibrant multidisciplinary team working on the NIHR funded REDUCE programme . The programme is evaluating the effectiveness of a psychological