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research plan. · Four of your most significant research publications, where possible published since January 2021. Where possible we request that you provide accessible web links to your publications
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earlier this year. In line with the six pillars of activity within the action plan, the role holder’s career development will be shaped and supported with an enhanced training package; this will be tailored
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on strategic planning; conducting reviews and evaluations; supporting researchers on project planning and delivery; and contributing to the development and promotion of associated training programmes
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more widely. This post offers an exciting opportunity to make a major contribution to the development of internationally excellent research and to our teaching programme, providing unrivalled
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research plan which supports and enhances the Department’s research strategy and complements our work in observational astrophysics. Education Candidates must demonstrate the development and delivery of high
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, and contribute significantly to the development of PhD programmes. Enhance the School’s commitment to its vibrant and international postgraduate culture. Further key responsibilities – Professor
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Contextual Safeguarding Programme is part of Durham’s Sociology Department whose members, postgraduate researchers, and students collectively develop ‘sociological imagination’ and apply it to contemporary
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to the development of PhD programmes. Enhance the Department’s commitment to its vibrant and international postgraduate culture. Contribute significantly to the administrative functioning and collegial environment
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at all levels of our taught programmes. We are a scholarly community that is open, representative and diverse: our commitment to this is expressed through work of the Department’s Equality, Diversity
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at an international level. Engage in the mentoring of early career researchers; To attract and provide excellent supervision to research students, and contribute significantly to the development of PhD programmes