180 programming-"the"-"DAAD"-"IMPRS-ML"-"FEMTO-ST"-"Prof"-"UCL" positions at Cardiff University
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programme supported by the Gates Foundation. A stimulating environment that values collaboration, inclusivity, and personal development. Access to cutting-edge imaging facilities and data resources
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attention to detail, the role will support the Centre Supervisor in delivering the overall strategic plan for the Cardiff Medicentre. The role is a full-time, open-ended post and is available immediately
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’ recruitment events programme, both on campus and online. You will assist with marketing campaigns, content creation, student recruitment and international partnership processes. You will provide excellent
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of Physical Sciences and Engineering, working as part of a small team to provide comprehensive administrative support for a large Postgraduate Research Programme in a fast paced, busy School. The successful
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to evidence use, and knowledge mobilisation. Alongside supporting Welsh Government and public services access and apply evidence in their decision-making, the Centre has a programme of work to support the
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-term fundraising success by contributing towards the Fundraising Team strategy and departmental annual plan. In collaboration with the Head of Fundraising, develop work priorities for the Leadership
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comprehensive administrative support for the School’s Postgraduate Research Programme. The successful candidate will have experience of similar administrative or student-facing support roles. You will have the
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includes a collection of programmes and projects. The role will support the development and maintenance of portfolio, programme and project activities aligned to the Project Management Framework, covering
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(£1.44m) by the National Institute for Health and Care Research’s Research Programme for Social Care. Telephone and video interviews will be conducted within Wales with social care staff, people receiving
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is a position within a five-year programme grant funded by CRUK. The project involves measuring T cell responses to novel tumour antigens derived from colorectal cancer and includes working closely