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Research Celebration Awards open for nominations
Do you know an individual or team who deserves recognition? Our Research Celebration Awards celebrate the diverse contributions that support excellent research. Discover the categories and nominate your colleagues by Wednesday 21 October.
Migraine Awareness Workshop
Tuesday 29 September
Join the online workshop for practical self-help tools and the latest research, as well as an opportunity to join a peer support group.
Help shape ¹û¶³´«Ã½â€™s approach to race equality, inclusion and belonging
Your voice matters. Share your experiences, perspectives and ideas in a confidential, independently facilitated discussion. Find out more and express your interest in taking part in a Race Equality Insight Group by Wednesday 7 October.
Volunteer at our Open Days
Create an inspiring first impression for future students at our Open Days (10 and 24 October) - register by 8pm on Tuesday 22 September. Volunteering is a great chance to meet colleagues across the University, and overtime or time off in lieu is available.
¹û¶³´«Ã½ shortlisted in two categories at the Times Higher Education Awards 2026
We’ve been named a finalist for International Collaboration of the Year and Marketing/ Communications Team of the Year, reflecting the University’s commitment to creating positive societal change, global engagement, and impactful storytelling.
Emergency procedures on campus
Get a reminder of when to call 999 and when and how to contact the Community Safety team for support.
Practical ways to make inclusion part of your everyday work
Join in-person workshops this autumn supporting inclusive practices and effective team management. Topics include respectful disagreement (21 September), conscious inclusion (12 October) and Equality Impact Assessments (14 October).
Research: The poetry of timeLink opens in a new window
How can poetry help people living with dementia stay connected? Professor Elizabeth Barry (English and Comparative Literary Studies) explores how rhythm, language and creativity can support communication after cognitive loss, helping older people maintain connection, self-expression and a sense of identity in later life.
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