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Visa sponsorship researcher jobs in Manchester
5 live researcher jobs in Manchester at 4 employers that appear on the Home Office register of licensed sponsors (23 October 2026). Updated 25 October 2026.
- Live jobs5
- Licensed employers4
- Ads mentioning sponsorship1
- Updated25 October 2026
The employers with the most of these listings are The University of Manchester (2), Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (1), IQVIA Limited (1). 1 of the listings are at NHS or health-service employers. Too few listings state their pay to give a range; we do not estimate pay.
1 of the 5 adverts mention visa sponsorship in their text. The rest are at licensed employers but don't say whether this particular role is sponsored.
Live jobs
| Role | Employer | Location | Occupation | Facts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Senior Research Assistant (OA bipolar group) £32,073 to £39,043 a year | Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust | Manchester, M40 5BP | Product & Design | On register 23 October 2026 via NHS Jobs |
| Experienced Clinical Research Associate | IQVIA | Manchester | Health & Care | On register 23 October 2026 via Reed.co.uk Ad mentions sponsorship |
| Post Doctoral Research Fellow (Bioacoustics) Estimated £51,528 a year | University of Salford | Salford, Greater Manchester | Health & Care | On register 23 October 2026 via Adzuna |
| Post-Doctoral Research Associate in Cancer Genomics | The University Of Manchester | Manchester | Health & Care | On register 23 October 2026 via Adzuna |
| Post Doctoral Research Associate in Maternal Cardiovascular Health | The University Of Manchester | Manchester | Health & Care | On register 23 October 2026 via Adzuna |
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