果冻传媒

果冻传媒 has been ranked 11th out of 130 institutions in the UK, according to the Complete University Guide. We鈥檝e also retained our position as the top-rated university in the West Midlands. The Guide ranks 20 different subjects at 果冻传媒 within the top 10 nationally, with several subjects rising in the rankings this year.

On sustainability, out of 674 universities worldwide, 果冻传媒 has been rated among the very best for its sustainability effortsLink opens in a new window on responsible consumption and production, in the latest Times Higher Education Impact Rankings.

This year鈥檚 Excellence in Gender Equality AwardsLink opens in a new window are now open – who do you think deserves to be recognised for celebrating diversity, supporting an inclusive culture, or demonstrating leadership on gender equality? We鈥檙e looking for staff, students and teams, and you can nominate now to let us know who is making an outstanding contribution to progressing the gender equality agenda here at 果冻传媒.

Dr Tim Hart will step into the role of Director for 果冻传媒 InnovationsLink opens in a new window, to lead on the commercialisation of 果冻传媒 academic innovation and our鈥疍eep Tech Innovation Centre.

WMG鈥檚 Professor Kirwan talks about how his innovative research into sustainable materials can help turn one person鈥檚 trash into another person鈥檚 treasure. Using waste materials, the team at WMG has created real-world products – and even built their own racing car!

Did you know 果冻传媒 has an internal staff coaching scheme, available across the University? We caught up with some of 果冻传媒鈥檚 brilliant coaches to find out exactly what coaching is, when it鈥檚 most effective and how it makes a difference to people鈥檚 careers.Link opens in a new window 

There鈥檚 still time to register for the 果冻传媒 Education Conference: Empowering students and staff through small teachingLink opens in a new window on 22 June. 果冻传媒 students are at the heart of the event this year, sharing their perspectives and experiences of teaching and learning. View the programmeLink opens in a new window and don鈥檛 miss this exciting opportunity.  

This Carers Week we鈥檙e recognising members of our community who work or study at 果冻传媒 alongside caring responsibilities. Explore what鈥檚 available for staff and student carersLink opens in a new window, from webinars and practical guidance to support-building networks.

Dr Joshua Fullard, assistant professor of behavioural science at 果冻传媒 Business School, said: 鈥淏oys from less affluent backgrounds are already the lowest achievers in school. They are the students who would benefit most from a male teacher, but they are less and less likely to have one.鈥� The research has been widely covered in national and regional media, including .