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Sciences. You will be an integral part of the administration team with varied duties relating to the administration of the various academic programmes with duties such as, room bookings, student attendance
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, development, and enhancement of General Practice education within the University of Aberdeen’s MBChB programme. This 10% FTE appointment supports Year 1 and 2 delivery of teaching, with occasional contribution
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responsible for providing administrative support to a number of the University’s main academic committees, the development of education policy, aspects of quality assurance and enhancement and for overseeing
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These posts are part of a programme which seeks to professionalise medical education and allow doctors in training the opportunity to develop their own teaching skills and educational expertise
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to increased economic growth. Our main source of funding is from the Scottish Government funded Strategic Research Programme (SRP) which we deliver along with five other globally renowned institutes as part of
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The School of Medicine, Medical Sciences and Nutrition (SMMSN) has a long history of developing novel imaging technologies, especially in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). In 1980, The University
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remodelling and the development of frailty in older adults, funded through the Academy of Medical Sciences. This project involves data analysis using the UK Biobank dataset. Ideally, the applicant would have
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. Job Description The project aims to assess the effects of hydrogen (H2) on the structural integrity of steels and develop advanced barrier materials to mitigate H2 embrittlement and structural failures
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Description The successful candidate will be expected to develop impactful research in the field of New Testament Studies at the highest level, to teach in the discipline across undergraduate and postgraduate