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not limited to, the following fields: DATA SCIENCE FOR HEALTHCARE DATA SCIENCE FOR DIGITAL COLLECTIONS DATA SCIENCE FOR CREATIVE INDUSTRIES COMPUTER VISION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING AI FOR WEATHER
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the UK Visas and Immigration Website . Closing date: 23:59 07/072025 Interview date: 28/07/2025 We are pleased to announce a fantastic opportunity for ambitious computer scientists to join our
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the UK Visas and Immigration Website . Closing date: 23:59 07/072025 Interview date: 28/07/2025 We are pleased to announce a fantastic opportunity for an ambitious computer scientist to join our
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roles as appropriate; You will have : compulsory A PhD in Accounting or Finance or Economics Experience with teaching at University level Experience with data analytics in Accounting Portfolio of research
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requirements may extend to the main campus in Reading, PA. We seek candidates with an MS or PhD in Biology, with a primary focus in Human Anatomy & Physiology, Clinical Microbiology, and evidence of quality
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of the Reading Room and enquiry service, assisting with the collation of statistics, processing new acquisitions, contributing to social media and supporting collections-based teaching sessions. You will have: A
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will have: Have an understanding of the operational procurement processes and their operation throughout the procurement cycle from analysing the requirement, procurement planning, tendering and contract
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time and permanent from April 2026 onwards. We are looking for a skilled and motivated person who will contribute to the effective operation of the Examinations and Graduation Team’s activities, through
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to identify opportunities to consolidate processes, and ensure we deliver to our goals of excellence and engagement. Above all, you will play a key role in shaping the Events Team commitment to the University’s