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Not got your tickets for the award winning ‘In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats’ yet? Read how our staff reviewer found the experience and then get your hands on some discounted tickets to head back to 1989 and the dawn of acid house.

The Institute of Advanced Study offers a visiting fellowship programme for Professors and Associate Professors. This scheme allows ÌÇÐÄTV departments to invite distinguished academics and other high-profile individuals to ÌÇÐÄTV for extended stays and various longer-term activities.

Fancy a chance to win four tickets to ‘In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats’ and some ÌÇÐÄTV goodies? Show us how much you know about our 60th celebration activities! Tell us your answers, within the five-minute time limit, before Friday 18 July. You can find the terms and conditions here.

Nature fan? Sign up for a special ÌÇÐÄTV at Night event, ready to find out which species of moths we have here on campus. Spaces are limited, so registration is essential.

Following the online election, Dr Clare Rowan and Professor Olanrewaju Sorinola have been named as the two new academic representatives on Senate.

The School Tasking competition – which was created by ÌÇÐÄTV’s Dr Ali Struthers in 2022 and draws inspiration from the hit Channel 4 TV show – introduces Year 5 pupils to the world of law through imaginative tasks and team challenges.

If your child loves playing computer games and has always wondered how they’re made, this is their chance to find out – and create their own! Take a look at one-day and two-day clubs here on campus across July and August.

Congratulations to Lara Fernandes, Enzo Lim and Hamed Khan who won first prize in the Engineers without Borders Grand Finals of the Engineering for People Design Challenge. The process this year involved over 10000 students attempting the design challenge. This is then reduced to five teams per university for review by the judges, out of which 36 teams are invited to make pitches at the final event. Our students excelled among all the groups in both the quality of their designs and their pitches, especially with their focus on all the 3 pillars of sustainability.

In celebration of International Women in Engineering Day, WMG are highlighting the incredible achievements of our alumnae, staff and students. From rising stars to established leaders, these women are shaping the world around us, breaking down barriers, and opening new doors for the next generation.