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¹û¶³´«Ã½ strengthens partnerships in Chile
Hear about a recent strategic delegation visit and who to contact to find out more about our partnerships in The Americas.
Attorney General visits ¹û¶³´«Ã½ for School Tasking national final
Created by Dr Ali Struthers (School of Law), the School Tasking university outreach project uses playful challenges to introduce primary school pupils to the law.
Do you know what happens when you report a suspicious email in Outlook?
Find out how Outlook now gives feedback on reported emails, helping us recognise threats and know what actions to take.
Would you like to develop how you write about your academic work for a public audience?
If you’d like to develop how you write about your academic work for a public audience, you can get advice from experienced journalists. See the regular training sessions available from The Conversation and register.
Help to shape the new student funding staff hub. Your feedback will help make sure the hub includes the right information in the most useful format for colleagues who support students. Share your thoughts by 10 July.
Applications are open for Accelerate and EmpowerUs
Applications are open for Accelerate and EmpowerUs - our talent programmes for supporting under-represented colleagues who might face barriers to career progression. Learn more and apply by 31 July.
Meet our latest Above & Beyond Award winners...
The colleagues we’re celebrating built new connections across departments to help students better understand and value academic integrity, making ethical learning more accessible and meaningful.
Your Personal Development Review: 
Have you set aside time to discuss your achievements, future goals, and how development opportunities could help? Your PDR conversation is also a good opportunity to discuss your career. Don’t forget to book yours, to take place before 31 July. â¶Ä¯â€¯
King's Birthday Honours 2026
This year 18 members of our alumni and honorary graduate community have been recognised in the King's Birthday Honours 2026, including a Knighthood for Professor Patrick Vernon, former Associate Fellow in the Department of History of Medicine.