| Society Role |
Independent Chair |
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| Qualifications/Postnominals |
MA DPhil FRSB FHEA |
| Current Employment |
Pro-Vice Chancellor, University of Bath |
Professional Background
As Pro-Vice Chancellor (International & Doctoral), Professor Bradshaw is responsible for leading the international development of the institution and enhancing its reputation for excellent doctoral provision. He was previously Chair of Molecular Biophysics, Assistant Principal of Researcher Development and International Dean of the College of Medicine and Veterinary Medicine at the University of Edinburgh.
He gained a MA in Zoology from Oxford University in 1981. Following a year in industry, returned to the same university and was awarded a DPhil in 1985, based upon research carried out in Sir David Phillip's Laboratory of Molecular Biophysics. Jeremy has published over a hundred papers, articles and reports. These have been mainly based on research he carried out at large-scale international facilities, such as the ISIS Neutron and Muon Source at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, the Institut Laue-Langevin in France, and The High Energy Accelerator Research Organisation in Japan.
Jeremy is a Fellow of the Society of Biology and formerly chaired its Biomedical Sciences Committee. He has been a QAA reviewer since 2010 and has conducted reviewes in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland under a number of different methods, including ELIR, IA, IRENI, HER, QRV and DAP. He has also conducted a number of transnational education reviews for QAA, and has been a reviewer for the University Grants Committee of Hong Kong Quality Assurance Council, the Academic Quality Agency for New Zealand Universities, the Quality Enhancement Framework for Icelandic Higher Education, and the Albanian Accreditation Agency for Higher Education, the Pakistani Higher Education Commission, Knowledge and Human Development, Government of Dubai and the Hong Kong Council for the Accreditation of Academic and Vocational Qualifications.
CSFS Background
Jeremy has been chairing educational accreditation panels since the launch of the Accreditation Scheme in 2005. As a member of the Educational Accreditation Committee he was involved in the launch of the Recognition Scheme.
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