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the Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Act 2006. Are you a recent graduate who enjoys working with data and wants to learn how HR systems operate in practice? This paid internship offers the opportunity to gain
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, and results and graduation processes. The post holder will respond to enquiries from students and staff, support student wellbeing and engagement processes, and work closely with academic colleagues and
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. The successful candidate will support core administrative processes such as module registration, timetabling support, assessment and examinations administration, student records, and results and graduation
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, teaching, supervision of doctoral students and internal contribution roles. The successful applicant will have a post-graduate degree in a relevant topic, relevant experience in public health or social
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committed to delivering outstanding teaching at both undergraduate and postgraduate level and consistently achieves excellent results in Computer Science graduate prospects metrics (93% graduates in graduate
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outstanding teaching at both undergraduate and postgraduate level and consistently achieves excellent results in Computer Science graduate prospects metrics (93% graduates in graduate-level employment
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-graduate level. The post is full-time 35 hours per week, 1.0 FTE and fixed term for three years. A job share would be considered. The post is funded by the faculty and is available from 01 September 2026
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, assessment and examinations, student records, and results and graduation processes. The post holder will respond to enquiries from students and staff, support student wellbeing and engagement processes, and
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. The successful candidates will support core administrative processes such as module registration, timetabling support, assessment and examinations administration, student records, and results and graduation
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Holloway is responsible for delivering a wide range of employability services to all students and recent graduates to improve graduate destinations. The university strategy emphasises the importance