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We are seeking to appoint a talented and committed individual to work with us part-time (0.7 FTE/25.5 hours per week) at the University of Bath. You will need to have the skills and experience to lead, manage, deliver and monitor a wide range of projects, activities and resources, to promote and embed extra-curricular statistics support and enhancement at the University of Bath.

You will need an appropriate level of qualification, together with the skills and experience necessary to lead and work in a student-facing academic support service and will be well-qualified to provide high quality statistics support to all students and staff at the university. You will have extensive experience of statistical and data analysis and the skills to use your expertise to enable others to carry out necessary data collection and/or relevant analysis. You will have experience of coordinating projects and staff (which could mean student interns or tutors) and of working effectively with colleagues from different academic and professional service areas. Suitable candidates will also have an interest in engaging with the wider statistics support community, for example through the sigma-network, and may have experience of securing funding to deliver development projects. 

MASH is the University of Bath mathematics resources centre which provides high quality mathematics and statistics support to all members of the university using a wide range of activities. This includes a statistics advisory service (SAS) which provides statistical guidance open to all students and staff undertaking project work. MASH is a flagship for academic skills support in the university and is highly regarded at the national level where it contributes significantly to the work of the sigma-network (http://www.sigma-network.ac.uk)

For an informal discussion about this role, please contact Emma Cliffe, Head of MASH, [email protected]

For more details about MASH, see http://www.bath.ac.uk/study/mash

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