Linguistics experts are calling for a complete overhaul of the way language is used in job […]
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Future innovations in teaching and learning will evolve where new thinking in teaching, new approaches to curriculum design and management, and new technology come together in alignment.
‘“A very pretty game to watch” or “a diplomatic tool”?
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This talk looks at the peculiarities of the manuscript canon of the poetry of John Wilmot, 2nd Earl of Rochester (1647-80), and its examples in the collections at the University of Nottingham.
Tags: City of Literature, Collected Words, Dr Adam Rounce, jojn wilmot, literature, Nottingham UNESCO City of Literature, potery, reading, School of English, writing
Congratulations to University of Nottingham academic Jon McGregor, whose new novel Reservoir 13 has made the […]
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Have you purchased travel insurance before? If so, you’re invited to take part in this reading […]
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Have you recently bought home and/or contents insurance? If you have, then you are invited to […]
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Want to meet novelist Jon McGregor and take part in a live literature experiment? Award-winning novelist […]
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Nottingham Lakeside Arts are offering UoN staff and students discount tickets for the Michael Symmons Roberts […]
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The twelfth annual Midlands Viking Symposium will be in Nottingham on Saturday 23 April 2016. The theme will be ‘Interpreting the Viking Age’ and there will be talks on saving the Oseberg ship with science, stable isotopes, place-names around the Viking diaspora, Viking Yorkshire, and remembering the early medieval past in Iceland.
Tags: Centre for the Study of the Viking Age, history, Midlands Viking Symposium, Norse, research, School of English, viking