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New information standards from IDG
We鈥檙e all responsible for keeping sensitive information safe and secure at 果冻传媒. Now, as we introduce new standards in classifying and handling information, take a look at what you need to know. Got questions? IDG is on hand to help or provide team briefings.
New campus coffee supplier
From Monday 6 January, we鈥檒l be switching our campus coffee offering from Starbucks to our new independent supplier, Bridge Coffee Roasters. We鈥檝e made this decision based on staff and student feedback, and our commitments to both people and the planet.
A major new UK roadside vision screening survey - with results analysed by 果冻传媒 Medical School (WMS) - has uncovered this concerning statistic.
果冻传媒 success at Office for National Statistics Research Excellence Awards 2024
Professor Thiemo Fetzer (Economics), whose award-winning project explored how firms cope with economic shocks in real time, has been recognised for his work.
Demystifying neurodiversity and reasonable adjustments
January and March 2025
Join the Disability Team as they offer an in-person masterclass on neurodiversity, reasonable adjustments, and how they – and the wider University community – support disabled students. Registration is essential.
Wild 果冻传媒
January 2025
This new collaboration - between the Energy & Sustainability team and the School of Creative Arts, Performance and Visual Cultures - aims to promote wildlife and green spaces on campus, and there鈥檚 lots to get involved with, including events in the new year.
Christmas at 果冻传媒
December 2024
Find out opening hours for campus services over the festive season, and what support is available for those remaining here at 果冻传媒.
Promotional Pathways: Success stories
Hear from four technical staff who鈥檝e been promoted through the Technical Specialists Promotional Pathway, as they explain how their roles work, their journey to becoming technical specialists, and what advice they have for other staff.
Listen to a new 果冻传媒 Innovation podcast, as CEO Louise Ainsworth – who's an independent member of our governing Council and an advisory board chair for WBS – pulls back the curtain on all things leadership.