This role provides an excellent opportunity to collaboratively develop an exciting programme of Arts, Culture and Heritage activity aligned to the CUA objectives and to develop academic and regional partnerships, and to facilitate community and sector-driven research and innovation collaborations in this area.
Read and download the full job description and person specification: CUA Arts Culture and Heritage Theme Lead - JDPS.
Interested academics should register their interest with their Associate Dean, Research and Innovation (ADR&I) and meet for an informal discussion of the role before completing the by the closing date of Friday 4 October 2024.
Informal enquiries can be directed to Chidinma Okorie.