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To apply for a role, register your details on our job search pages. Signing up is quick and simple, and your details will only be seen by the HR team and the line manager responsible for the vacancy you've applied for. See further guidance on finding and applying for a role.

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Once you've submitted your application you'll receive a confirmation email right away. In most cases, you'll get an update on the success of your application approximately 2 weeks after the vacancy has closed.

Graham Galbraith, November 2018

We are at an exciting stage in our development, having just defined a new vision that maps out our ambitions as a leading UK university. Naturally, we need talented people who can help us realise those ambitions.

Professor Graham Galbraith, Vice-Chancellor

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