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. The Department of Computer Science manages a broad portfolio of Computing courses and modules covering Computer Science, Software Engineering, Cyber Security, Artificial Intelligence, Cloud Computing & Data
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:18th edition of the I.E.T. Regulations up to and including all current amendments Computer literacy is desirable for operation of Building Management Systems. Also, a first aid certificate would be
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the two institutions, whilst also developing a unique identity for the Black Country Medical School programme. The post offers an excellent opportunity for an experienced medical educator to gain school
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who currently support psychology, public health, MBA, and computer science students at Masters level. Main Duties: Typical duties include but are not limited to: Providing students with pastoral support
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to support our six yearly intakes across a wide range of modules in the fields of: MSc Psychology MSc Organisational and Business Psychology MSc Psychology of Mental Health and Wellbeing MSc Computer
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Essential Requirements To succeed in this international leadership role, applicants will need to demonstrate: The ability to lead bilingual (English–Mandarin) programme delivery and quality assurance
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on BS7671 :18th edition of the I.E.T. Regulations up to and including all current amendments Computer literacy is desirable for operation of Building Management Systems. Also, a first aid certificate
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will support the coordination and successful delivery of an exciting and varied programme of events across the University. These include Open Days, business and stakeholder events, and other high profile
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compliance with programme agreements. Managing reconciliation processes and financial data for TNE and local partners. Liaising with funding bodies and educational partners to ensure accuracy and compliance
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Computer Science, Data Science or equivalent. Significant industry experience in developing AI Solutions will be considered. The Knowledge Transfer Project (KTP) is co-funded by a grant from Innovate UK and Smart