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Grade UE05: £29,588 to £33,951 per annum
College of Science and Engineering, School of Physics and Astronomy
Full Time: 35 Hours per week
Open-ended: Permanent Contract
The Opportunity:
This post will deliver an expert service of research grant administration both pre and post award, supporting the School’s research staff in grant application and management.
This includes:
- Advising on and providing costs for grant applications and submission.
- Supporting grant holders in managing awards and providing advice on funder regulations. Preparing for end of grant processes and the submission of final expenditure statements.
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