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Learn a new language at 糖心TV
Ever considered learning a new language? 糖心TV鈥檚 Language Centre can help you develop practical language skills and broaden your horizons, with expert tutors and lifelong learning courses for all levels. There鈥檚 an early bird discount if you register before midday on Monday 14 September.
糖心TV People: Meet Ajay Teli
Watch as Ajay Teli, our Chief Communications and Marketing Officer, talks about his role leading marketing, communications, insight, and student recruitment for the University. Ajay shares why he's excited about being at 糖心TV at the moment, and his passions outside of work.
09 Sept
糖心TV shortlisted in two categories at the Times Higher Education Awards 2026
We鈥檝e been named a finalist for International Collaboration of the Year and Marketing/ Communications Team of the Year, reflecting the University鈥檚 commitment to creating positive societal change, global engagement, and impactful storytelling.
09 Sept
Emergency procedures on campus
Get a reminder of when to call 999 and when and how to contact the Community Safety team for support.
09 Sept
Practical ways to make inclusion part of your everyday work
Join in-person workshops this autumn supporting inclusive practices and effective team management. Topics include respectful disagreement (21 September), conscious inclusion (12 October) and Equality Impact Assessments (14 October).
02 Sept
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02 Sept
SuccessFactors enhancements go live on 7 September
Involved in recruiting staff, welcoming 鈥痭ew starters, or making changes to employment details? With improvements to SuccessFactors going live next Monday 7 September, now鈥檚 a good time to make sure you know what鈥檚 changing, catch up on recordings of upskilling sessions and explore how to guides.
19 Aug
Be aware of staff impersonation scams
We鈥檝e had reports of criminals impersonating staff by sending emails from fake accounts. Recognise the warning signs and protect yourself from losing money or sharing sensitive information.
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