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We – along with many other institutions – share an ambition for the UK to continue delivering cutting-edge research, but in a more environmentally responsible and sustainable way.
What kind of inclusivity training would you like to see at ¹û¶³´«Ã½?
Lots of us will have taken part in GoodCourse inclusivity training over the last couple of years, such as ‘embracing neurodivergency’ - but what other topics would you like to see in the future? Have a think and let us knowLink opens in a new window.
¹û¶³´«Ã½ Transformation update
If you missed ¹û¶³´«Ã½ Transformation’s October all-staff update, now’s your chance to catch up – and register for the December session.
Reimagine curriculum design
Learn how to support your students’ success through theory and evidence-informed curriculum design that’s inclusive and fit-for-purpose – register for this year-long courseLink opens in a new window, open to ¹û¶³´«Ã½ teaching staff with a curriculum design remit.
New information management standards
We’re all responsible for keeping information safe and secure at ¹û¶³´«Ã½. As we prepare for the launch of new standards in classifying and handling information, take a look at what’s changingLink opens in a new window and request a team briefing.
Is your child signed up to help with University research?
The ¹û¶³´«Ã½ Research with Kids (WaRKs) group is a team from the departments of Psychology and Philosophy – their studies investigate how children develop a range of skills, in a fun, engaging way.
Fresh sandwiches from Eatwise Test Kitchen
Did you know that Eatwise Test KitchenLink opens in a new window over in University House now offers fresh sandwiches made on-campus? Pop over to try everything from New York deli-style to baba ghanoush!
Staying safe while online shopping
Lots of us enjoy online Christmas shopping – but do you know how to recognise phishing scams, fake websites, credit card skimming or malicious ads? Take a look at some top tipsLink opens in a new window from our IDG team, and stay safe while you shop.
Celebrating our international links
Our Pro-Vice-Chancellor (International), Professor Michael Scott, visited Shanghai as part of ¹û¶³´«Ã½â€™s Marco Polo International Programme – read a new blog, where he reflects on the importance of our international links.