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. You will contribute to the successful delivery of all activities associated with academic and programme administration. This will include efficient and accurate maintenance of the student information
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frameworks) to deliver a range of high-quality teaching materials and associated student assessment activities. This may also include some programme management responsibility. You will hold a relevant
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. We are now looking for a Research Fellow (fixed term until 31st May 2026) to join a dynamic research programme that rethinks how container supply chains (CSCs) are studied in the context of risk
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biomaterials using locally available resources, leveraging its expertise in engineering characterisation of construction materials, on-site and lab-based testing, computational modelling, and project
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of the architect. The learning and teaching environment is progressively informed by research in pedagogy in the creative field. While teaching the curriculum, the programme also develops less tangible skills in
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, the programme also develops less tangible skills in students, such as communication, presentation and self-motivation; a key ambition is to create independent thinkers, adept at resolving problems with creativity
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biomaterials using locally available resources, leveraging its expertise in engineering characterisation of construction materials, on-site and lab-based testing, computational modelling, and project
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are looking for a senior technician to join our enthusiastic and customer-focussed technology support team, providing support for desktop and mobile computing throughout the University, as well as audio-visual
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. The International Relations & Politics programme area sits within the People, Politics and Communication department, part of the School of Humanities and Social Science. We are seeking to appoint a maternity cover
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Built Environment seeks to appoint a post-doctoral Research Fellow to work on a research project of 24 months funded by NWO Dutch Research Council through the Open Technology Programme. This is part of a