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Updated Records Retention Schedule
The updated Records Retention Schedule will help us to manage information responsibly and in line with data protection laws. Check the guidance to see how long to keep records and what to do if yours aren’t listed.
When our students are going through difficult times, the way we communicate with them can impact whether they engage with support or disconnect from their studies. Interested in finding out how you can help, or becoming a ‘changemaker’ for your department? Sign up for online or in person training.
If you're passionate about contributing to ¹û¶³´«Ã½'s future, take a look at how you can play your part via committees involved in decision making on everything from student experience to quality and standards.
Need to report a fault to our Estates team?
From now on, you can use , a new app that allows you to flag issues quickly and easily, or visit the Resolve webpage if you’d prefer to stick with a browser.
Recognising teaching excellence among our staff
The ¹û¶³´«Ã½ Awards for Teaching Excellence (WATEs) are a celebration of successful, dedicated educators within our teaching community – learn more about this year’s winners and their work.
Celebrating our excellent personal tutors
The ¹û¶³´«Ã½ Awards for Personal Tutoring Excellence (WAPTE) winners have been announced – find out who they are and how their contributions to personal tutoring excellence have positively impacted students.
Who's making a real difference in public and community engagement?
Meet the staff and students who’ve been recognised for their outstanding public and community engagement work, in areas from online engagement to community impact, via the ¹û¶³´«Ã½ Awards for Public and Community Engagement (WAPCEs).
International Women in Engineering Day
In celebration of International Women in Engineering Day, WMG are highlighting the incredible achievements of our alumnae, staff and students. From rising stars to established leaders, these women are shaping the world around us, breaking down barriers, and opening new doors for the next generation.
In memory of Professor Ray Dupree
Colleagues across the University will be very sad to learn of the death of Professor Ray Dupree, from the Department of Physics. Read a tribute from his colleagues, choose to leave a message in the condolence book, and find sources of support.