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Industry Training Operations Coordinator (CPD), UCL – Department of Biochemical Engineering, London
Permanent | Full-time | Hybrid
Closing: 28 Feb 2026

Join a world-leading department at UCL and play a key role in delivering our award-winning industry training and CPD programmes. You’ll lead the operational delivery of CPD courses, work closely with academic and industry partners, manage recruitment and marketing activity, and help grow a high-impact professional training portfolio.

Programme & event coordination
Industry client engagement
Marketing & recruitment activity

Apply via the UCL careers portal
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50 Years of Progress – and still going ➤ beyond

7 – 10 June 2026 Salzburg, Austria

Call for Abstract Submissions is now Open

Further information on how to submit an abstract and details on applying for a bursary can be found HERE

Coordinators: Yvonne Genzel (Max Planck Institut Magdeburg, GER) and Laura Cervera Gracia (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, ES)

You can Apply here

The course will cover the following topics:

• Principles of immunology and virology
• Cell lines for vaccine production
• Upstream process development and intensification
• Viral biosafety and potency assays
• Downstream processing of viral vaccines
• Vaccine formulation and delivery systems
• Vaccine formats (virus, vectored, recombinant, mRNA)
• Equipment, QbD and PAT
• Regulatory issues
• Vaccine development and supply solutions

Case studies for special vaccines:

• Case study: Micro carrier-based cultivation
• Case study: Polio vaccines
• Case study: Response to a pandemic situation
• Case study: Tuberculosis
• Case study: Baculovirus technology for Cervarix
• Case study: Modified Vaccinia Ankara vaccines
• Case study (veterinary): Herpesvirus of turkeys (HVT) vaccines
• Case study: Influenza vaccines

Insights from WHO and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

• Vaccine markets and immunization policy insights from WHO
• Exercise & discussion round for participants

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CADDA KTV funds (CKTVs) will support co-funded pump priming awards for research (involving at least one SME/industry partner and one academic partner) across the diagnostics pipeline.

Applications will only be accepted from members of our Community of Practice (CoP). See Join Us to complete the short application form.

The CADDA application process opens on the 19th May and closes on 11th September (17:00 UK time).

Here is the CADDA CKTV funding operational guidance document and CADDA CKTV application form.

If you have any questions, please contact cadda@kent.ac.uk

To join the CADDA Community of Practice please go to Join us.

Integrated bioprocess economics and sustainability analysis for intensified processes for cell and gene therapies. Supervisors Prof Suzi Farid & Industrial Supervisors Xiaobo Dong and Karl Britt (Cytiva). This post has now been extended and opened for overseas applicants.
Further details HERE