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and Employability Service (CES), within Student Skills and Success in the Office of Students and Learning, is seeking a motivated, collaborative and proactive Employability and Skill Development
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-ordinate and organise the University conferring ceremonies, supervise the PhD submission process and be instrumental in developing a new exam paper management process. They will also be responsible
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and innovation. The role includes the management of external and internal communications, media relations, and strategic message development and implementation across myriad audiences, stakeholders and
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, appropriate to career stage, and will contribute to the development of Music Technology across the Department’s undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. The appointee will have a track record of research and
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are seeking an Academic Programmes Officer to contribute to the administration, coordination and continuous enhancement of postgraduate recruitment, admissions and programme development activity. The post
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. Working under agreed, shared principles, it will bring together a ‘triple helix’ of academics, industry and policymakers. This collaboration will develop knowledge on the extent of mobility in Screen
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and engaging with patient groups and other stakeholders. There will also be opportunities to attend and present at both national and international conferences, and for continued professional development
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develop their understanding of key course topics and to draw out key learning points from course materials. University Tutor Scale (2026) Salary Scale: €46,007– €58,500 p.a. (7
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developed Office for Students & Learning, and will work within a wider team who offer support to a wonderfully diverse body of students, registered at both Maynooth University and St Patrick's Pontifical
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Laboratory. The project aims to develop an energy-aware modelling and system identification framework that incorporates computational efficiency into the model development process. Rather than focusing solely