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Do you have a passion for climate change and sustainable finance, combined with the programme management capability to coordinate work across a network of global financial institutions and national
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in undergraduate study? The Arts and Humanities Foundation Year programme is designed to equip students with knowledge and skills for progression to a range of degree programmes in the Faculty of Arts
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high‑quality, internationally recognised research programme aligned with the School’s strategic priorities, including active engagement in collaborative, interdisciplinary, and externally funded research
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, helping them work safely and effectively under pressure. Please note that this role requires flexible working (including evenings and weekends) in support of the school’s programme of public facing student
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events professional skilled in planning and managing outstanding events, online and in-person? Can you think creatively to develop and implement a programme of events for our international audiences? We
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. You will support innovative projects by designing, manufacturing, and programming often complex solutions to electrical/electronic challenges within bespoke research and teaching applications in
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. You will be a member of the Royal College of General Practitioners or equivalent and be clinically active in general practice (a minimum of two programmed activity sessions per week pro rata) and be
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. You will be responsible for meeting the requirements of the Trust in terms of clinical governance and fulfilling the agreed job plan (see Appendix). Effective interpersonal and time management skills
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available. And much more! To explore the post further or for any queries you may have, please contact: Georgina Davis, Research Programme and Operations Manager Email at [email protected]
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of Data Science programmes. This role offers the opportunity to develop and sustain a high‑quality, internationally recognised research programme aligned with the School’s strategic priorities, including