55 computer-programmer-"LIST"-"U"-"O.P" uni jobs at Cardiff University in United Kingdom
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carry out teaching-related administrative duties. Teaching contributions are within a framework of an agreed programme typically overseen by an academic member of staff. Key Duties Deliver classroom and
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Programme (NSMHPP) is currently in year one of development and delivery. The focus for the programme is to support and facilitate the Higher and Further Education Institutes in Wales work together
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2 accredited training programme, the only one of its kind in Wales. It is also funded by Welsh Government, so any successful candidate will become part of the drive to improve standards in CBT
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- Grant Administrative Assistant (Taith) To assist the Taith programme with the grants management cycle which includes the planning, implementation, management and reporting of processes of all
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, understanding the requirements and timelines of programme development and adapting the service as necessary. As a lead for the Learning Design specialism, bringing together a community of practice within
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aspects of the LTA’s Learning Design Service, with a focus on delivering a holistic learning design approach to pedagogic planning at a module or programme level, supporting programmes and/or modules within
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experience working on the administration of funding to ensure effective coordination of funding review panels, monitoring project outcomes, and providing financial support at programme and project level as
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inquiries regarding CASCADE administration and the ExChange programme via the CASCADE and ExChange email inboxes. Maintain accurate records of ExChange activities, including event details, contact lists, and
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Neuroinflammation/ Complement Biology in the UK DRI at Cardiff University School of Medicine, based at the Heath Park campus. This post will join a programme of research supported by the Moondance Foundation
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. The appointee will join a programme of research supported by LifeArc that explores the role of neuroinflammation in Alzheimer’s disease (AD). The work focuses on the roles of the complement system, a known driver