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has undergone a period of rapid change, expanding in size over the last twelve months, and launching new programmes including an MSc in Health and Social Care Policy, and a programme for the Civil
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. Fellowships provide a competitive salary and up to £30,000 in research expenses for 18–24 months, enabling fellows to establish a distinctive research programme and prepare competitive applications
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ventures. It aims to become the hub of all MedTech activity in London and the UK by building a strong ecosystem of all key stakeholders in the industry. About The Role The Programme Officer will provide
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: This post will contribute to a developing programme of quantitative research on work and well-being, in relation to modern work (flexible working, digitalisation of work, AI), leadership, and entrepreneurship
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communications, impact, education and engagement activities. About the role Alongside delivering our own programme of research, engagement and communications activities, the Policy Institute works collaboratively
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The Role We are looking for a Senior Programme Officer to join our Professional Services team, working within the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at one of the most prestigious universities in the UK
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to program with mathematics software to test mathematics theories. Desirable criteria Collaborative Ability: Proven ability to work effectively within a research team and engage actively with external
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250 pre-registration Physiotherapy students effectively for working and leadership in the changing health and social care environment. The BSc Physiotherapy Programme is the highest ranked in London in
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collaboration with Prof Yulan He (KCL computer science) and her NLP group. The post is central to the NAVIGATE research programme, which investigates how different modes of AI uncertainty expression affect the
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solve problems which impact the facilities and contribute to collaborative decisions. This role requires the postholder to work independently based on an agreed work plan, setting own priorities and