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Facilities - Engineering and Maintenance Location: Bailrigg, Lancaster, UK Salary: £24,215 to £26,093 (Full time, indefinite with end date) Closing Date: Saturday 22 August 2026 Interview Date
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: Opportunities for professional development and growth. A vibrant community that values diversity and collaboration. A rewarding role where you can make a real difference in students' lives. To Apply: If you are
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already hold an MSc and/or PhD in BA or a related discipline (such as Operational Research, Management Science, or Industrial Engineering). You will also have some teaching experience in the Further
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cycle assessment/environmental footprinting). The RSS aim is to provide researchers, especially (but not exclusively) those applying for and in receipt of NIHR funding with free access to support and
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strategic and operational technology initiatives that support teaching, research, the student experience, and the effective running of the University. As an Application Security Engineer, you will play a
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on island and marine ecology and ecosystem services. The project has collaborating parters at 4 other universities, fieldwork planned in 5 countries, and will employ a large team of researchers. Your role
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for an enthusiastic and proactive individual to join the Library Teaching and Engagement team within Academic Services. You will provide liaison and support for the Faculty of Science and Technology and Faculty
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looking for an opportunity to use your skills and experience to drive positive change at Lancaster University? This is an exciting opportunity to join our new Widening Participation and Early Intervention
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wellbeing and looking for an opportunity to use your skills and experience to drive positive change at Lancaster University? This is an exciting opportunity to join our Widening Participation and Early
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on the development and implementation of Kalman Filtering workflows to be applied to satellite altimetry data acquired over the polar ice sheets. Joining the UK’s Centre for Polar Observation and Modelling