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Black History Month
Arranging an event this year as part of Black History Month? Please let us know so we can tell colleagues and students and encourage them to take part.
World Menopause Day talk
Thursday 23 October
Register your place for a discussion on how to support health and wellbeing through menopause, sharing practical insights on lifestyle, gut health, and empowering strategies to thrive during this life stage.
Unmissable theatre and dance: Exclusive 2 for 1 staff offer锘�
Fancy a night out with a friend, family member or colleague? Don鈥檛 forget you get exclusive 2 for 1 staff offers on some brilliant upcoming shows at our Arts Centre!
Refurbished bike sales on campus: Wednesday 1 and 29 October
Come along to browse a selection of quality, affordable second-hand bikes, fully refurbished and ready to ride.
Wednesday 1 October
Register your interest to join an online information session and learn about the apprenticeships on offer to build your AI and data skills.
Academic promotion
Thinking of applying for academic promotion? Take a look at the key dates and join a Promotions Explained event (10,14,15 October) to learn more about the framework and how to prepare a strong application. Able to support colleagues through the process? See how to volunteer as a promotions adviser.
Sunday 21 September
As part of our 60th celebrations, the Grade II listed Maths Houses, at Gibbet Hill, will be opened to the public for the first time. No booking needed, just drop in between 12-4pm.
Dean's Distinguished Lecture: Professor Mark Britnell
Monday 22 September
Register your place to hear alumnus Professor Britnell discuss the global shortage of healthcare workers and how it relates to the NHS Plan, especially digital technologies, and AI.
Staff masterclass: Demystifying neurodiversity and reasonable adjustments
Wednesday 24 September, Monday 13 October & Monday 24 November
Sign up for an in-person masterclass on neurodiversity and reasonable adjustments, and to find out how Disability Services and the wider University community support disabled students.