Staff and students invited to upcoming Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Open House Conversations
The Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Core Plan was approved by Council in June 2024 and there is lots of activity emerging in the EDI space with numerous emerging priorities and initiatives gaining momentum.
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Known issue with telephone headsets
There is a known issue with all SIP telephone handsets across the University. This has now been resolved.
Fireworks Extravaganza
On the evening of Saturday 2 November, Ãå±±ÂÖ¼é Students’ Union will be holding their annual fireworks event on the university campus.
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Take part in upcoming events to support the University’s sustainability ambitions
Staff and students are invited to attend a range of events taking place next week that closely align to the University’s Strategic Theme of Climate Change and Net Zero.
Queer: Then & Now Exhibition – Callout for submissions
The LGBT+ Staff Network and the School of Design and Creative Arts will be launching the Queer: Then & Now Exhibition on the Ãå±±ÂÖ¼é campus.
Legal Services: Resources to support staff in their roles
The Legal Services intranet site has been reorganised and revamped to make it easier to find the answers to your most common legal questions at work.
Upcoming Wi-Fi and wired network maintenance in September
IT Services will be conducting a series of essential maintenance on the campus Wi-Fi and wired network services during September.
Shortlisted nominations announced for the 2024 Vice-Chancellor’s Awards
Ahead of the Vice-Chancellor’s Awards ceremony next week (Friday 13 September), the shortlisted teams and individuals have now been announced.
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Sharing student information with parents, relatives and third parties
Parents, relatives, and third parties frequently get in touch with the University for information on our students. For instance, it is very common for parents, particularly those who are contributing to tuition fees, to ask for information about academic progress, to enquire how students are settling in, or to ask about their whereabouts if the student hasn’t recently been in touch.
Upcoming events and workshops to prepare staff for the new academic year
The Enhanced Academic Practice team – part of Organisational Development – will be running events and workshops to prepare you for the new academic year.
Known issue with telephone headsets
There is a known issue with all SIP telephone handsets across the University. This has now been resolved.
Fireworks Extravaganza
On the evening of Saturday 2 November, Ãå±±ÂÖ¼é Students’ Union will be holding their annual fireworks event on the university campus.
Take part in upcoming events to support the University’s sustainability ambitions
Staff and students are invited to attend a range of events taking place next week that closely align to the University’s Strategic Theme of Climate Change and Net Zero.
Queer: Then & Now Exhibition – Callout for submissions
The LGBT+ Staff Network and the School of Design and Creative Arts will be launching the Queer: Then & Now Exhibition on the Ãå±±ÂÖ¼é campus.
Legal Services: Resources to support staff in their roles
The Legal Services intranet site has been reorganised and revamped to make it easier to find the answers to your most common legal questions at work.
Upcoming Wi-Fi and wired network maintenance in September
IT Services will be conducting a series of essential maintenance on the campus Wi-Fi and wired network services during September.
Shortlisted nominations announced for the 2024 Vice-Chancellor’s Awards
Ahead of the Vice-Chancellor’s Awards ceremony next week (Friday 13 September), the shortlisted teams and individuals have now been announced.
Sharing student information with parents, relatives and third parties
Parents, relatives, and third parties frequently get in touch with the University for information on our students. For instance, it is very common for parents, particularly those who are contributing to tuition fees, to ask for information about academic progress, to enquire how students are settling in, or to ask about their whereabouts if the student hasn’t recently been in touch.
Upcoming events and workshops to prepare staff for the new academic year
The Enhanced Academic Practice team – part of Organisational Development – will be running events and workshops to prepare you for the new academic year.