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Clearing Hotline: Be part of it!
We’re looking for volunteers from across the University to join the Clearing Hotline team on 10 August, offering places to those who qualify to join us at ¹û¶³´«Ã½. Full training will be provided. Sign up by Wednesday 9 June.
A WIHEA-funded project is looking for Social Science colleagues to chat about how teaching has been for them over the last year, for a new podcast series. Join the conversation and register your interest.
Professor Thomas Hills, co-director of the Behaviour, Brain & Society Global Research Priority, discusses how our sense of time, as well as our ability to pay attention have been disrupted during the Covid-19 pandemic.
BBSRC IAA funding call – deadline Friday 18 June
The BBSRC Impact Acceleration Account (IAA) supports a range of activities to maximise the potential for impact from BBSRC funding. Additional funding is now available to March 2022 and can be used to support the national response to Covid-19. Apply by 18 June 2021 and find out more information.
Research illuminates link between young people with a disability and socio-economic disadvantage
Research from our Sociology department and the University of Manchester has revealed enduring socio-economic disadvantage for those with adolescent disability. Find out more about why young disabled people are less likely to remain in education after the end of Year 11, and are more likely to experience adult unemployment.
Community message: Situation in Israel and Palestine
We know the ongoing situation in Israel and Palestine is extremely distressing for many members of our community, and our thoughts are with those of you who have family and friends in the region, and who have been directly impacted by events. See how to get support.
Invention month at Resonate Festival
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¹û¶³´«Ã½â€™s first Giving Day is nearly here - 36 hours of fun and fundraising to support students and research at ¹û¶³´«Ã½. Watch the live stream.
Updated guidance on face coverings
See the latest guidance on face coverings on campus.