139 software-engineering-model-driven-engineering-phd-position positions at Lancaster University
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to being user-focused, digitally driven, socially inclusive and innovative in our approach to service provision. We provide inspirational and high-quality learning environments that encourage academic
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appointed. Applications must be made via the online portal; applications by email will not be accepted. Interviews and selection activity for the position are currently expected to take place during late
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PhD in Linguistics (specialization in Psycho- or Neurolinguistics), Psychology (specializing in language and/or bi-/multilingualism), Cognitive (Neuro)Science or a cognate area and will be able
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communications, user-facing knowledge resources, software catalogue management, supplier engagement, and contributing to budget management and service planning activities. The role is primarily based
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at the interface of field ecology and AI. You should have a PhD in marine ecology, reef ecology or a related discipline, with strong experience in underwater field ecology in tropical and/or UK coastal settings
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You will be expected to begin in role on 1 August 2026, or as soon as possible thereafter. The post amounts to a 0.5 FTE appointment; this will be fully reflected in workload allocation models
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discipline related to health research, you will be computer literate and experienced with basic software packages (Excel, Word), with experience of developing, maintaining and producing information from
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to the role; all to help Lancaster University stand out in a competitive higher education market. Experience of using email marketing software and/or customer relationship management (CRM) systems would be
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excellent attention to detail. You will demonstrate the ability to build, manage and maintain long-term relationships, and will be used to last minute changes. You will be a service driven and results
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teaching and research culture, with interdisciplinary collaborations, and a cohort of around 50 PhD students studying a range of different legal areas. The School has over 45 academic members of staff and is