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Based in Oxford an exciting opportunity has arisen to join a small, world-leading consultancy specialising in the supply and use of platinum-group metals (PGM). PGM have excellent catalytic properties, are highly chemical, corrosion and heat resistant. Being hugely valuable they are also almost entirely recycled. These metals are required in almost every aspect of our lives, from helping us to breath more easily as PGM remove toxins from car exhausts; are critical for storing data in vast AI data centers; used on turbine blades on wind farms; saving lives through cancer drugs, heart pacemakers and implants; to silicones, critical chemicals for food production and manufacturing; to tomorrow’s net zero green hydrogen energy to help us to meet our climate change goals. Job description Preferably from chemistry/material science/chemical engineering background with further education and some business experience, the candidate will ideally be based in Oxford working with world leaders in their field. If you are interested and passionate about using your scientific background to become an analyst working with our expanding PGM team to produce world leading industry and market intelligence then please apply. SFA work for some of the largest blue-chip companies worldwide, who rely on expert analysis on applications for PGM, be it new plants requiring PGM to catalyse reactions to create essential products or PGM required in the application itself. The role will consider the circular economy of metal used in all applications. Understanding the substitutability and critical applications of the metal will be key, as will regional developments and changing legislation affecting the use of these metals. Often the work will require updating and building Excel-based models to monitor and forecast use of PGM in health, chemical, industrial and high-tech applications. In addition, activities will include conducting extensive research, writing concise summaries backed up by detailed analysis, putting together impactful PowerPoint slides and attending and presenting at industry conferences. The projects vary from direct consulting across the industry value chain including mining, recycling, chemical, industrial fabricators, to financial institutions, to regular reporting on the metal markets. More than 90% of SFAs clients reside overseas. Examples of the types of consulting projects undertaken • Country specific evaluation of PGM used in critical industrial applications aiding business development for major chemical companies., • Worldwide recycling and reuse of PGM for fabricator companies., • Projecting the use of hydrogen and the critical role of PGM. Skills required • Bachelor’s Degree at grade 2:1 or above in chemistry/materials science/chemical engineering, • MSc or PhD in a related discipline an advantage, • Curiosity, attention to detail and accuracy are essential, • Willingness to travel, present your findings and engage with industry, • The candidate should have excellent MS Office skills, particularly Excel, • Excellent writing skills are essential, • The ability to graphically represent analysis is key, • On many occasions, the ability to work under pressure and meet client deadlines, • The ability to work well with others and to maintain databases and put together reports independently, • Fluent in English and permission to work in the UK essential. SFA offers a competitive salary, 25 days paid leave, pension contributions and the opportunity to join a world leading team based at the rapidly expanding Oxford Science Park, a major UK hub for science, technology and innovation.

Head of Public Health We are seeking a motivated, creative and ambitious leader to take public health at Salford University forward, building on our existing strengths while developing new areas of business to meet the future demands of a rapidly evolving health and social landscape. You’ll need to be a forward thinking, innovative and compassionate leader, ready to embrace new challenges, support your colleagues, and champion the exciting changes underway in public health education at the University. You will work across the School and wider University, collaborating with a wide range of internal and external stakeholders including NHS, local authority and independent sector partners to drive enterprise and engagement in public health, and help us fully realise the potential of our new Thrive building in contributing to reducing health inequalities within our communities. Key Responsibilities You’ll have experience working in Higher Education and a dedication to creating the best possible student experience through strong partnerships, excellent teaching and inclusive learning practice, and a commitment to fostering belonging and student success. As an academic leader, you will also contribute to the growing research profile of public health and the School of Health & Society, engaging in research, scholarship, and knowledge exchange and supporting research development across the team. About the School or About the Department * The School of Health and Society at the University of Salford is the largest provider of professional training for health and social care professionals in the UK. The School has a dynamic team of academic staff offering high quality educational programmes at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The Public health team sit within the Directorate of Allied and Public Health. What's in it for you? • Competitive salary - and excellent pension scheme, • An impressive 32 days leave - plus bank holidays, additional time off at Christmas and the opportunity to buy even more!, • Flexible working - we support a culture of flexible and agile working to help you find the right balance, • Wellbeing support - all our people are important to us and we have services and facilities dedicated to your mental and physical health, ranging from an Employee Assistance Programme and counselling, to sports and fitness facilities including discounted gym memberships, • Greater Manchester - live and work in one of the most vibrant regions in the UK, a hot spot of digital innovation, excellent schools and colleges, and with affordable city, suburban and rural living options to suit a wide range of lifestyles, • Our Peel Park campus is unique with lots of green spaces and great transport links including Salford Crescent train station means we're easy to get to, • Team Salford - join us here in Salford and be part of one of the UK's fastest growing universities, • A rewarding career - where everything you do will make a difference. To our students, our local community, and the world around you For an informal conversation about the opportunity, please contact Dr Gill Rawlinson, Director of Allied and Public Health: Interviews will take place on 24th April 2026

Opportunity Overview We are looking for a Teaching Fellow in Architecture with expertise in design practice, processes and architectural representation to develop and deliver design-based modules across our architecture programmes. The ideal candidate will be skilled in model making and the use of modelling to develop design proposals. We are looking for a qualified architect with experience in practice and knowledge of technical design and construction technology. Based in the state-of-the-art SEE building in our three dedicated architectural studios, you will be part of a collaborative team shaping creative pedagogies to deliver engaging and authentic learning experiences. Key Responsibilities The successful candidate will lead and teach design modules, including supervising student projects, designing workshops and activities to meet module learning outcomes, arranging site visits, field trips and placements. Contribute to the strategic planning and design of cumulative learning experiences across architecture programmes. Develop links with practice and industry to evolve inclusive and innovative pedagogies. About the School or About the Department The School aims to transform the quality of life for society and the well-being of future generations through a better and more sustainable future, offering students programmes from Architecture to Zoology. Industry collaboration is at the core of what we do. This is combined with a passion for research and finding solutions to real world problems and those that we may face in the future. Our work is truly interdisciplinary with a strong focus on developing our knowledge for our colleagues as well as students. The Salford Laboratory of Architecture (S-LAB) explores contemporary ideas of place, culture, and technology. Reflecting the University of Salford’s strategy to prepare its students for the future, S-LAB is an environment for research-led and industry-focused experiences. The laboratory thrives in the techno-industrial milieu of the region, in cutting-edge campuses and buildings, and in the ambitious student body it attracts. What's in it for you? • Sustainable Salford - we have a commitment to be Net Zero by 2038 and embed sustainability in all aspects of university life., • Greater Manchester - live and work in one of the most vibrant regions in the UK, a hot spot of digital innovation, excellent schools and colleges, and with affordable city, suburban and rural living options to suit a wide range of lifestyles, • Our Peel Park campus is unique with lots of green spaces and great transport links including Salford Crescent train station means we're easy to get to., • Flexible working - we support a culture of flexible and agile working to help you find the right balance, • Competitive salary - and excellent pension scheme

The School of Health and Society is the largest school at the University of Salford, bringing together four Directorates across a wide range of health and social science disciplines. We are seeking a highly organised and proactive Administrative Support Worker to join our Professional Services team. This is a part-time role (16 hours per week) predominantly on campus at the University of Salford Allerton Building and is designed to provide dedicated, day-to-day administrative support to an academic member of staff. The postholder will play a key role in enabling effective teaching, research and wider academic activity, including supporting a blind member of staff by ensuring information, materials and systems are accessible and well organised. Key responsibilities include: • Diary, email and meeting management, • Supporting teaching and research administration, • Converting documents and materials into accessible formats, • Undertaking literature and information searches, • Proof-reading academic documents, • Assisting with the preparation and organisation of teaching materials, • Uploading and managing content on the University’s virtual learning environment, • Providing general administrative support to ensure the smooth running of the discipline and wider department You will work closely with the academic member of staff, programme administration teams and other Professional Services colleagues across the School, helping to navigate systems, manage information and maintain effective organisation of teaching, research and administrative activities. About you: You will be well organised, reliable and able to manage multiple tasks with attention to detail. Strong communication skills, confidence using digital systems, and a commitment to inclusive and accessible working practices are essential. Experience in an administrative role within a higher education or professional environment would be advantageous. This role offers the opportunity to work in a supportive academic environment and to make a meaningful contribution to inclusive education and research at the University of Salford. What's in it for you? • Competitive salary - and excellent pension scheme, • An impressive 32 days leave - plus bank holidays, additional time off at Christmas and the opportunity to buy even more!, • Flexible working - we support a culture of flexible and agile working to help you find the right balance, • Professional development - we offer a comprehensive package of training and development opportunities to help you achieve your full potential, • Our community - there's a real sense of belonging here at Salford. We value diversity, in backgrounds and in experiences. Our difference makes us stronger, and together we share a passion for improving students' lives, • The Perks! - MySalford, our online employee portal offers a wide range of lifestyle benefits and discounts, • Wellbeing support - all our people are important to us and we have services and facilities dedicated to your mental and physical health, ranging from an Employee Assistance Programme and counselling, to sports and fitness facilities including discounted gym memberships, • Sustainable Salford - we have a commitment to be Net Zero by 2038 and embed sustainability in all aspects of university life., • Greater Manchester - live and work in one of the most vibrant regions in the UK, a hot spot of digital innovation, excellent schools and colleges, and with affordable city, suburban and rural living options to suit a wide range of lifestyles, • Our Peel Park campus is unique with lots of green spaces and great transport links including Salford Crescent train station means we're easy to get to