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Deadline: 11 April 2024
Location: University of Galway, Ireland
I would like to draw your attention to a new and exciting position at the J.E. Cairnes School of Business and Economics, in the University of Galway. Applications are now invited for the post of Professor in Health and Ageing which comes with a research team funding package. Health and Ageing is identified as one of the School’s strategic research distinctiveness areas, with a focus on enhancing research excellence in this space. This builds on and expands the work of existing colleagues across the School, including within its Disciplines, and within the Irish Centre for Social Gerontology, the Health Economic and Policy Analysis Research Centre, and the Institute for Lifecourse and Society. To support the School’s research ambition in this space, the Professor in Health and Ageing position is supported by an attractive research team funding package worth approximately €360,000. Applications from candidates with an excellent research record in any of the following, and related, areas are welcome: #Health Policy; Ageing Policy; Health Economics; Health Technology Assessment; Social and Critical Gerontology; Ageing Inequalities and the Life Course; Work and Retirement #Medical Device Technology (MedTech) and/or Pharmaceutical Industry; Health, Community, and/or Social Care System Delivery and Management; Age-Friendly Environments #Digital and/or Connected Information Systems for Health; Social Marketing for Health; Ageing and Finance; Governance, Accountability and Measurement in Health and Ageing
Deadline: 11 April 2024
Location: University of Galway, Ireland
Health and Ageing is identified as one of the School’s strategic research distinctiveness areas, with a focus on enhancing research excellence in this space. This builds on and expands the work of existing colleagues across the School, including within its Disciplines, and within the Irish Centre for Social Gerontology, the Health Economic and Policy Analysis Research Centre, and the Institute for Lifecourse and Society.