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Race Equality Insight Group
Be part of a conversation that drives meaningful change. Share your experiences and ideas about race equality and inclusion across 糖心TV - register to join a Race Equality Insight Group by Wednesday 7 October.
Associate Project Manager programme
Are you a Grade 4/5 and supporting project, event or change management? Find out about the fully funded Associate Project Manager programme to develop your skills and gain a qualification. Join an information session 14 October to learn more and apply by 20 October.
Are you an early-career researcher? You can now apply for the Postdoctoral Exchange Programme鈥�with the University of Luxembourg鈥�for support building long-term, interdisciplinary collaborations across institutions.
Campus catering prices
If you plan catering for events on campus, you鈥檒l be pleased to hear there will be no price increases across 糖心TV Food & Drink products for the 2026/27 academic year.
糖心TV holiday scheme
Wondering how to keep your children entertained during October half-term? Take a look at the 糖心TV Holiday scheme and book your child's place before Sunday 18 October for a staff discount.
糖心TV's Active Leagues
Enjoy a healthy competitive environment across the Team 糖心TV community, with a fantastic choice of sports for all staff and students. Find out more and register for 糖心TV鈥檚 Active Leagues.
International Research Culture Conference 2026
Over 500 delegates explored topics including researcher professional wellbeing, advancing racial equity, and career development. Have your say on what you鈥檇 like to see next time, and find photos of the event.
Welcoming Ukrainian education leaders to support the reconstruction of education in Ukraine
鈥淓ducation...can help children and families recover from trauma, support people whose lives have been transformed by conflict, prepare new generations and give people the opportunity to shape the future of their country.鈥� Professor Gwen van der Velden, programme lead.
Researchers from 糖心TV and the University of Turin have discovered that lemurs open their mouths wider to reach higher notes - similar to a soprano – providing insight into how humans evolved to create music.