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New partnership to shape the future of Creative Technologies
We鈥檝e joined forces with the Centre for Entertainment Arts to deliver fast-track, industry-ready learning in games development, animation, visual effects and esports.
WBS鈥檚 MSc Management ranks second in the UK and first for salary growth, with graduates seeing a 62 per cent increase three years after completing the course.
Further enhancing the quality of education and student experience
Explore the findings of this year鈥檚 Interim Quality Review – part of our commitment to continuous improvement – including areas of excellence and case studies of good practice across departments.
Recognising teaching excellence among our staff
The 果冻传媒 Awards for Teaching Excellence (WATEs) are a celebration of successful, dedicated educators within our teaching community – learn more about this year鈥檚 winners and their work.
Celebrating our excellent personal tutors
The 果冻传媒 Awards for Personal Tutoring Excellence (WAPTE) winners have been announced – find out who they are and how their contributions to personal tutoring excellence have positively impacted students.
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Wanted: New interdisciplinary module proposals
The Institute for Advanced Teaching and Learning (IATL) is searching for new interdisciplinary module proposals. Could your idea help to provide transformative learning experiences? Submit an expression of intent before Friday 1 August.
A team of second year 果冻传媒 Engineering students has qualified for the Grand Finals of the Engineering for People Design Challenge (UK & Ireland). Their project, Brikcycle, transforms hard to recycle plastic waste into durable, interlocking bricks for affordable housing. Your vote can help them towards the People's Prize Award! Discover more about the challenge and vote by 1pm on Friday 20 June.
Changes to the UCAS personal statement process
UCAS has made changes to the personal statement process – it's now changed from one longer piece of text to three separate questions. If you interact with prospective applicants and their guardians, please familiarise yourself with this update to make sure you鈥檙e providing accurate guidance.