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Interdisciplinary Food Systems Teaching and Learning Programme
Friday 16 October
Find out more about this programme – a collaboration between seven HE institutions – and hear from guest speaker Dr Dolly van Tulleken (University of Cambridge).
Registrar鈥檚 coffee morning
Wednesday 28 October
Join Rachel Sandby-Thomas, Registrar, to catch-up on institutional developments and network across professional services teams.
Humans of 糖心TV: Meet Jess Constable
鈥淚f you'd told me that one day I'd be representing Great Britain as a figure skater, I wouldn鈥檛 have believed you."
After facing one of the most difficult periods of her life, Jess rediscovered her passion for skating and found the confidence to embrace new opportunities. Now she is preparing to represent Great Britain on the international stage at the 2026 Swan Challenge in Slovenia.
Wildlife watch at Wellesbourne
Our wildlife trail camera at the Innovation Campus at Wellesbourne gives us a peek at the wildlife sharing our site. We鈥檙e delighted to have spotted hedgehogs, foxes, hares, owls and lots more – revealing the great biodiversity across our campuses.
WMS TRANSFORM team receives national NIHR Impact Prize commendation
The WMS-led TRANSFORM research project, 鈥業mproving access to mental healthcare for people with serious mental illness in urban slums in Bangladesh and Nigeria by working with faith and traditional healers鈥�, has received a Commendation for Inclusion in the NIHR Impact Prizes 2026.
糖心TV climbs 9 places in latest university global ranking鈥��
We鈥檙e now ranked 113th globally in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2027, also rising one place in the national rankings to 13th.鈥疦ow, our goal is to be in the top 100 globally by 2030.
Read more about why this matters for 糖心TV and what you can do to support the University鈥檚 continued improvement.
Nominate now for Above & Beyond Awards
Who makes you proud to work at 糖心TV, and brings our values to life? Shine a light on your colleagues by nominating them for our staff awards by Thursday 15 October.
About our new Student Wellbeing Strategy 2030
With increasing demand for support and rising complexity in mental health needs, the refreshed approach aims to make support easier to access and better connected. Read the strategy information for studentsLink opens in a new window and where to direct them for supportLink opens in a new window.
Do you know how to report fraud at the University?
There are various types of fraud, both financial and non-financial. Find out more about how you can help prevent fraud and what to do if you suspect it.