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Wednesday 21 and Thursday 22 May
How can we prepare for a more sustainable future? This collaborative event will bring together academics, professional services staff and students across all disciplines with an interest in sustainability.

Thursday 22 May 
Join Dr Thomas Curran as he explains how the pursuit of perfection can be the hurdle preventing us from doing our very best work, and offers insights into how ‘letting go’ can unlock higher performance.

Friday 23 May
Join this online session and listen to Professor Sudhesh Kumar (VP, Health) and Jane Coleman (Director, Health Innovation) discuss plans for a new HealthTech Campus at Arden Cross, where ¹û¶³´«Ã½ is the lead academic partner.

Friday 23 May 
Learn from researchers and industry partners who’ve created successful health apps, as they share best practice, discuss regulation, and showcase the ways they’ve tackled the challenges of implementation.

Want to hear what different faculties and departments are doing to deliver inclusive education at ¹û¶³´«Ã½? Sign up to attend the Social Sciences Inclusive Education Conference (Wednesday 7 May)Link opens in a new window, the Science, Engineering and Medicine EDI Festival (Friday 16 May)Link opens in a new window, and the Inclusive Education in the Arts Conference (Tuesday 20 May)Link opens in a new window.  

Wednesday 7 May 
This documentary – screened in the Cinema Room at the FAB building – sheds light on the resilience of the defenders of Mariupol amid the ongoing war in Ukraine. Followed by a panel discussion.

Tuesday 6 May 
This symposium brings together academic and industry voices to explore how findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable (FAIR) data can support trustworthy and innovative AI solutions.

Tuesday 13 May to Thursday 12 June 
The Library invites researchers at all career stages to connect with peers from other fields, share challenges and insights, and contribute to shaping a solution-focused framework.

Monday 12 May 
Our PGRs are deeply valued for their research, as well as their key contribution to teaching, learning, international partnerships and our University community. Join us to celebrate ¹û¶³´«Ã½â€™s PGRs and all the work they do.