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effectively to undertake a range of administrative tasks including responding to emails and student contact forms, undertaking work under Support to Study, maintaining programme information and contributing
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Statistics and Computing, with a particular specialism in advanced statistical methods, computational biology, or data science. We welcome applications from researchers whose expertise complements and extends
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Brookes University achieve its Access & Participation targets. Working within our Access Projects Team, you will deliver engaging information, advice, and guidance (IAG) workshops in schools and colleges
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the student experience, embedding the Resi Life strategy and developing data-led multi-channel growth plans to support the university's financial goals. This is a full time, fixed term role for 1 year. About
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experimental or real-world data. Strong analytical, independent research, and communication skills, with motivation to publish in leading journals and conferences. Desirable Criteria Experience with advanced
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, SLAs, third-party contracts, and the Customer and Channels budget (c. £200,000). Collaborating with Information Services on system security, data integration, and platform architecture. What skills do I
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front-line staff when representing us. You are expected to provide clear and honest advice and information to all of our external customers. By acting as a positive role model you will be central in
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, cycle to work scheme and access to a variety of university facilities (NHS Dentist, Brookes Nursery, Gym and sports facilities). For more information about benefits, please see the document “All about
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advantageous. To find out more about this role please review the full Applicant Information Pack, which includes the job description and person specification. You can find all vacancies at Oxford Brookes
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health. Women within the justice system experience poor diets alongside significant brain health needs, yet remain hard to reach with nutrition and health information. This PhD tackles that translation gap