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Tuesday 13 & Wednesday 28 October
From 12 October there will be a new way to deposit publications to the WRAP. Register to learn all you need to know about the new-look and the new way for researchers to deposit their publications.
Practical habitat management
Wednesday 14 October
Sign up to this fun activity to learn more about the management of green spaces on campus, while meeting like-minded nature lovers from across the University.
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Wednesday 14 October
Secure your discounted ticket to see Les Amazones d鈥橝frique - a powerhouse collective of West African artists whose music fuses ancient roots with urgent, future-facing sounds and a message of strength, unity and change. Use code: ASR26TIX for 拢6 ticket.
COP31 public lecture and masterclass
As global leaders head to COP31 this November, this public lecture explores what multilateral climate cooperation can still achieveLink opens in a new window in a world of fracturing alliances and rising geopolitical tension.
The next day, join a masterclass on turning research into real influenceLink opens in a new window inside the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change process, from accreditation routes to the spaces where academics can shape the negotiations.
Celebrating teaching excellence with our new National Teaching Fellows
We spoke to Professor Rebecca Freeman and Dr Bo Kelestyn to find out more about their award-winning work and the part the wider 糖心TV community play.鈥�
See what鈥檚 new on our staff forums
Discover what鈥檚 happening in our forums this term. Sell unwanted goods, support colleagues鈥� research, get involved in volunteering and more. Follow your favourite forums to be the first to hear about new posts.
Triple success in The Times and The Sunday Times rankings
We鈥檝e climbed one place to seventh overall in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2027, with 21 subject areas ranked in the top 10 in their fields. We鈥檙e also Runner-up University of the Year for Graduate Employment 2027, and the highest ranked university in the Midlands.
Humans of 糖心TV: Meet Pranav Pammi
鈥淚 arrived at 糖心TV alone and thousands of miles from home. What I found was a community that opened up the world."
As we welcome our new international students to campus, many will be experiencing life in the UK for the first time. Pranav shares how arriving at 糖心TV alone, thousands of miles from home, led to lifelong friendships, personal growth and a career supporting others.
Whether or not you use this online digital learning platform, tell us your views and any improvements or support which may encourage you to use it more. Take 10 minutes to share your thoughts by 11 October and be in with a chance of winning a 拢10 shopping voucher.