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, promoting and delivering a diverse programme of Faculty events and experiences. Developing campaigns that raise the visibility of our Schools, celebrate achievements and strengthen external engagement
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The Role You will provide high-quality administrative, operational and programme support to the Research Capacity Development function of the NIHR Applied Research Collaboration (ARC) London infrastructure
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Student Lifecycle Events team and help deliver high-quality events that inform, inspire and celebrate. As an Events Coordinator, you will play a key role in delivering a diverse and exciting programme of
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to plan and organise effectively, using your own initiative where appropriate and delivering to deadlines whilst maintaining quality and keeping an eye on the detail. You will be educated to A-Level
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the team delivering University transition activities, this role is key in the delivery of the first year of our integrated Future Skills programme, Navigate. Working alongside a colleague in a similar role
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responsible for the university’s Energy Policy and Water Policy and for contributing to the University’s Carbon Management Plan. The Energy Manager will ensure statutory compliance and devise and lead the
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expertise in construction management and a passion for high-quality teaching? We are seeking to appoint a Lecturer in Construction Management at Kingston University to support a rapidly growing programme area
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an active programme of research aligned to Kingston University's Research Domain Framework. You will contribute to the Department's research culture through publications, conference participation
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particular NMR research projects, supporting the Program Coordinator Prof Adam Le Gresley and postdoctoral team. Activities will include conducting sample preparation, tests and/or experiments, collating data
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the end of probation, you must achieve the relevant UKPSF recognition if not already obtained—either through our accredited Introduction to Learning and Teaching programme for new lecturers or the Kingston