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Find out more about the new Fire Safety Training module that is to replace previous Fire Safety Awareness, Fire Extinguisher and Fire Warden Moodle training packages. Completion should take approximately 30 minutes and is mandatory for all staff and students.

Staff working with students or with sponsor obligations relating to sponsored students (including administrative staff in academic departments and professional services and academics who are Personal Tutors) are invited to complete the Student Visa Compliance Module on Moodle by 23 September. 

Researchers are invited to submit proposals for a fully-funded undergraduate to join their team over the summer as part of the Energy GRP Summer Internship Programme. See the relevant research areas and apply by 11 May.

We鈥檙e launching a new English and maths bootcamp to help local schoolchildren overcome Covid 'learning loss', with our partner University College Birmingham. Find out more about the programme, which will be starting this month.

Why are some countries so much more developed than others? Watch Omer Moav from the Department of Economics explain new research findings which shed light on the origins of civilisation.

Register for the 果冻传媒 Turing Catch Up Series to discover cutting-edge research from 果冻传媒 Data. Featuring talks from Turing Fellows and leading researchers at the Alan Turing Institute, the event will showcase the latest developments in data science and artificial intelligence. 

Read a blog by Dr Oyinlola Oyebode from 果冻传媒 Medical School as she discusses her project which examines how volunteering can positively impact volunteers' wellbeing and their pride in the city of Coventry.

Read more about Dr Shahnaz Akhter鈥檚 recent Coventry Creates project where she worked in collaboration with spoken word artist Navkiran 鈥淣av鈥� Mann to explore and communicate the experiences of care (and caring) for families and communities during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Join Coventry residents for a trip through the media archives on 14 -16 April, as part of the Ghost Town project led by our own Professor Helen Wheatley, Centre for Television Histories. Find out more.