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The School of Psychology is seeking to appoint a Teaching Assistant on a part-time fixed-term basis to contribute to, develop and enhance the teaching and scholarship activities of the School
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The Department of Psychology is delighted to invite applications for a Teaching Associate / Teaching Fellow in Counselling and Psychotherapy to join our warm, collaborative and forward‑thinking
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an advantage. You will also bring enthusiasm for digital learning technologies and an interest in helping students develop the digital awareness and skills needed for learning and assessment. If you are
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Aston University is seeking to appoint a Deputy Director for Transnational Education (TNE) to play a key role in developing and delivering our international ambitions. Transnational education is an
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and employability, making effective use of educational technologies, and engaging in scholarly and professional activities that enhance teaching quality and student outcomes. In particular, we
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services across the University. This role is well suited to someone who enjoys solving problems, supporting others, and taking ownership of their work while continuing to develop their technical skills. In
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interdisciplinary project. You will work alongside colleagues from Chemistry and Civil Engineering, develop your research profile through publications and conference presentations, and contribute to research
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. It is essential that applicants have a passion for supporting undergraduate medical education, and an enthusiasm for cross-discipline working with colleagues in the University and NHS. Application is
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strategy, primary care education and healthcare leadership. We are seeking an enthusiastic and skilled Clinical Senior Lecturer for this 0.1 FTE post to co-lead the Radiology specialty within the MBChB
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and develop evidence-based strategies and practical guidance to help organisations reduce stigma, promote psychologically safe workplaces, and support the safe expression of psychosocial work-related