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Head of Library User Experience and Quality
Queen Mary University of London · London, UK Advertised closing date: 27 October 2026 · deadline time not verified
A senior library and service-experience leadership opportunity. Relevant to readers exploring UX beyond digital product teams; it is not a junior interface-design role.
Pay and terms: £64,331–£71,834 per year, as listed by the employer.
Source check · : Title, salary and closing date cross-checked against the university vacancy index, reference 11434. Full person specification, contract terms, remote working and visa sponsorship have not been reviewed.
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