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Vacancies in Science and Engineering

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Our vision is to be the leading national research and education community in science and engineering.

UL's Faculty of Science and Engineering is well recognised for the quality of its research expertise. It is host to world-class research institutes and centres, spanning the areas of manufacturing, materials, crystallisation and crystal engineering, modelling and fluid dynamics, software engineering, mathematics and statistics, food and health-related technologies, all of which are underpinned by well-established links with industry.

Our mission is to be a bold, distinctive, inclusive and internationally recognised faculty, known for its scholarship, innovative education, and integrated research.


Current vacancies

Applications must be completed online by 12 noon, Irish Standard Time on the relevant closing date.

There are currently no vacancies, please check back soon.


Research with Impact

UL prides itself on a reputation of excellent research that tackles grand challenges and makes a lasting impact.

Research with impact is fundamentally important to us as it is the process of translating excellent academic research into demonstrable benefits for society, the economy, culture, public policy, and services beyond the campus.

This focus is embedded in the university's mission, captured by our motto Eagna chun Gnímh ('Wisdom for Action'). 

Research Institutes and Centres

UL is home to world-leading research institutes and centres, focused on research that is addresses many of the world's greatest challenges.

Our research successes are enhanced by the ongoing development of interdisciplinary research institutes, centres and collaboration with international academic and industrial partners. 

Check out other positions in UL

UL offers a range of other positions, which are not part of the UL Changemakers programme.

Check out the current vacancies.

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