163 parallel-computing-numerical-methods-"DTU" uni jobs at Cardiff University in United Kingdom
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have a current contract of employment with the University. Internal Applicants Only - Programme Manager (Strategic Equality Plan) EDI Hub, Vice-Chancellor's Office Maternity Cover Fixed Term from
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Advert Nature-based Learning Programme Development Manager (KTP Associate) School of Psychology We have an exciting new opportunity available to work with Cardiff University and WWT, the charity
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strong numerical and literacy skills, experience of surveys, an interest in higher education (what courses to offer, what makes a course attractive) and a passion to work with data and market insight
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university, which fulfils its social, cultural and economic obligations to Cardiff, Wales, the UK and the world. The University is embarking on a significant programme of transformation to deliver
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opportunity, providing professional teaching to trainee educational psychologists and contribute to all aspects of the DEdPsy Programme delivery. Candidates will: be fully qualified educational psychologists
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university, which fulfils its social, cultural and economic obligations to Cardiff, Wales, the UK and the world. The University is embarking on a significant programme of transformation to deliver
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this position, the tutor employs dynamic and creative teaching methods to motivate students while offering personalized academic guidance and mentorship. Additionally, they teach to a specifically designed scheme
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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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, support and maintenance of a resilient integration platform that ensures integrity of data across multiple corporate systems. Agree appropriate design standards, methods and tools in consultation with
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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