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An opportunity to engage in interdisciplinary research across various sports science fields. With a strong focus on practical experience and career development, we excel in enhancing
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(UofG) Sport at the core of holistic wellbeing for students, staff and community users. Main Duties & Responsibilities 1. Improve and enhance the physical activity levels and wellbeing of UofG students
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Job Purpose Effective project management, project delivery and project implementation for all UofG Sport technology and digital projects. Leading delivery of IT enabled business services, building
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] , Public Health [MPH/PgDip/PgCert] , Sport & Exercise Science & Medicine [MSc] Project background: The global rise in people living with multiple chronic diseases, known as multimorbidity, presents a growing
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Based at Dumfries Campus, our staff are experts in tourism policy, planning and sustainable development. PhD: 3 years full-time; 5 years part-time; Thesis of 70,000-100,000 words Apply now Overview Overview We would particularly welcome applicants with an interest in taking postgraduate research...
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policy-making media management and media economics media regulation and cultural policy in the UK and EU social media, journalism and sport. Study options Study options PhD Duration: 3 years full-time / 5
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://www.gla.ac.uk/myglasgow/payandpensions/pensions/ , benefits and discount packages. 3. A flexible approach to working. 4. A commitment to support your health and wellbeing, including a free 6-month UofG Sport
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to provide an outstanding customer experience. 2. Provide information to existing and prospective customers on services and memberships provided by UofG Sport. 3. Provide pool lifeguard and steam room/sauna
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observational data enhancing cohort, survey and routine data sources families peers and social networks intimate and sexual relationships communities educational settings professional sports club settings secure
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) Physical exercise intervention in depressive disorders: Meta-analysis and systematic review. Scandinavian Journal of Medicine & Science in Sports 24, 259-272. Contact Dr Craig Melville, University of Glasgow