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/academic teaching cluster that will drive a successful teaching programme at undergraduate and graduate level to meet the needs of identified stakeholders in the target learner cohort. The postholder will
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. They will be expected to make a strong contribution to the teaching programme of the Department and undertake teaching duties on the Department’s undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. Applications from
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. They will be expected to make a strong contribution to the teaching programme of the Department and undertake teaching duties on the Department’s undergraduate and postgraduate programmes as
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programme of international repute in high-energy experimental particle physics, as a member of one of the CERN LHC experiments CMS or LHCb, complementing and broadening existing research in the School
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leading computer science school in terms of teaching and research. We offer taught programmes at undergraduate and graduate levels which attract the top students from Ireland and abroad. Our staff
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demonstrated potential to work within a team and will be tasked with the delivery and advancement of this industry-focused post graduate programme. The appointee will be responsible for teaching the core
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professional programme designed to develop highly skilled, ethical, and reflective educational psychologists. The programme is grounded in Maynooth University's core values, with a strong emphasis on equality
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teaching, research and publication, appropriate to career stage. He/she will be expected to make a strong contribution to the teaching programme of the Department and undertake teaching duties
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the teaching programme of the Department and undertake teaching duties on the Department’s undergraduate and postgraduate programmes as well as the supervision of Master’s and PhD students
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programme of international repute in high-energy experimental particle physics, as a member of one of the CERN LHC experiments CMS or LHCb, complementing and broadening existing research in the School