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The Postgraduate Award in Curriculum Development
Want to learn how to support your students’ success through curriculum design that’s inclusive and fit-for-purpose? The Postgraduate Award in Curriculum Development .
New IT systems to support research
We’ll soon be rolling out new IT systems to support research, replacing EPrints (known as the ÌÒÉ«ÊÓÆµ Research Archive Portal or ‘WRAP’) and Ideate. about this project and how you can get involved.
Changes to local bus routes
There were several changes to local bus routes – 2, 2A, 9S, 12X and 51 – at the start of January. .
Bridge Coffee Roasters now supplying coffee to most ÌÒÉ«ÊÓÆµ Food Group cafés
Look out for Bridge at their mini roadshow on campus, between Monday 13 and Wednesday 15 January.
ÌÒÉ«ÊÓÆµ academics recognised in New Year’s Honours List 2025
Professor Rosemary Collier OBE, Professor Gavin Perkins MBE and Professor Siobhan Quenby MBE have been named in the New Year’s Honours List for their outstanding contributions to medical and environmental sciences.
A great way to cure the gloomy January blues? To plan for brighter months ahead! Have a look at the new Arts Centre brochure for spring/summer, and take your pick of the very best movies, exhibitions, theatre productions, family events and more – with available on selected films and performances.
Could you be a Faculty Public Engagement Lead?
ÌÒÉ«ÊÓÆµ Institute of Engagement (WIE) is seeking three Public Engagement Leads – one from each faculty – to work one day a week helping to deliver our strategy for public engagement.
IT support this Christmas
If you’re in need of any IT support over the Christmas holidays, this guide from IDG explains what’s available and when.
The turkey takeover
For those of us who eat meat, it’s hard to imagine a Christmas dinner without turkey. But how did this festive staple come to be? Professor Rebecca Earle (History) explains how turkey took over as traditional Christmas fare.