We invite applications for a Graduate Teaching Assistant post in the areas of Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Chemistry. This is an exciting opportunity for applicants interested in PhD studies but also wanting to develop teaching skills.
We are looking for a Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA), who will undertake a PhD project in the general area of Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Our research spans the fundamental science that underpins our understanding of biological targets, to novel translational tools and analytical technology for diagnostics, drug design and novel delivery approaches, and developing new approaches to disease treatment. Areas of focus include glycobiology, nucleic acids, polymer- and crystalline-based drug-delivery, biological membranes, pro-drugs, structure and transformation of pharmaceutical materials, and developing diagnostic tools and technology. The successful candidate will be able to choose their PhD project from several projects presented by academics within the Division of Pharmaceutics and Pharmaceutical Chemistry.
As a GTA, you will also play a role supporting teaching and learning within the department, where you will be expected to undertake teaching activities and associated marking. The training and support given will provide a scaffolded approach to your autonomy as a teacher and supporter of learning with guidance from experienced colleagues and mentors.
The posts are for a fixed period of 4 years during which time the post holders must be registered as full-time doctoral students. They will be paid a salary and a stipend per annum and will have PhD fees waived at the Home level (Please note that students liable for international fees will need to pay the difference between these and the home fee rate).
In parallel with this, if you haven\'t already done so, it will be necessary to submit an application for admission to our PhD programme via http://www.reading.ac.uk/gs-how-to-apply.aspx.
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