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Dr Andrew Cooper, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, will be given the opportunity to share his pioneering research by making radio content for BBC Radio 3 – with a focus on Amalia Holst, who challenged ideas around education for women.  

Thanks to the hard work and dedication of our students and staff, ¹û¶³´«Ã½ beat 111 other institutions across the country to be ranked first by National Student Esports once more. .

¹û¶³´«Ã½ is hosting the UK Corporate Games from 3-6 August, and lots of you have signed up already! We want as many staff as possible to get involvedLink opens in a new window - it’s a great opportunity to meet colleagues across the University and have some fun with sport. to see what people thought about last year’s event.

All ¹û¶³´«Ã½ staff have access to the Money Talks financial wellbeing hub – take a and make use of the support on offer.

The Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES) launched this week, giving PGT students the opportunity to share their thoughts about their courses. We have staff resources to help you promote the PTESLink opens in a new window and the recently-launched Postgraduate Research Experience SurveyLink opens in a new window to students.

We’re supporting students on their work experience journeys with the new WorkReady toolkit, a pilot programme. Take a look at the resourcesLink opens in a new window that provide training and opportunities to help students prepare for work beyond university.

The newly-relaunched Institute for Global and Sustainable Development (IGSD) is on a mission to form staff networks – if you’d like to support research and impact activities themed around global sustainability, apply to be a Thematic Fellow by 15 MayLink opens in a new window. Open to all staff.

¹û¶³´«Ã½ researchers who’ve partnered with colleagues at Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU) to create new initiatives with a potential for global impact – or would like to link up to do so – are invited to apply for the Joint Seed Fund before 15 MayLink opens in a new window.

Come along to the latest talk in the ‘ series, 2 May, to hear two experts discuss how we can avoid irreparably damaging the environment and build a sustainable future.