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We seek a talented and enthusiastic Business Analyst in HR systems, who is looking to build on their experience in our fast-paced, varied and supportive environment. Reporting to the Business Architect, and working closely with colleagues in the Human Resources, IT and Business Improvement Unit,...
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to the RVC's postgraduate portfolio, including taught and research degrees and our Clinical Training programmes, as well as courses delivered collaboratively with partner institutions. Working closely with
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research-intensive unit, regularly scoring highly in the Research Excellence Framework (REF) exercise. The Department provides a full range of undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes to a diverse
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. The RVC offers undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in veterinary medicine, veterinary nursing, and biological sciences, and CPD programmes in veterinary medicine and veterinary nursing. We are looking
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running of our undergraduate programmes. This post will cover our main clinic in Whitechapel and also our three outreach sites, Stratford, Hackney and Barkantine. About You You must hold a BDS or equivalent
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Contracts team within Research and Innovation. This is a key role for the University, focussing on enabling the delivery of the University’s strategic plan and its commitment to challenge-led research and
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-focused service across a range of academic programmes. The role involves supporting a variety of teaching and learning processes across the student lifecycle, including enrolment and module registration
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practical classes, tutorials, workshops and seminars in areas across the Psychology programmes, assessing students’ written work and liaising with course coordinators concerning the development and
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the Department of Computing, Security and Mathematics. This is a fixed-term, 0.8 FTE role to provide secondment cover from 1 September 2026 until 31 July 2029. Applicants should possess the broad range of skills
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clinical background to contribute across a portfolio of implementation research programmes that improve outcomes for newborns, children and families through health systems strengthening in the UK and diverse