Engagement events to support ‘Getting in Shape’

As part of the ‘Getting in Shape – Investing in our Future’ programme this Autumn, Information […]

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Tags: David Hill, digital, getting in shape, GIS, Information Services

New and enhanced digital research services now available

The University has invested over £3m in the last 12 months in developing and enhancing digital […]

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Tags: digital, research, Research Strategy

#Cattic — The purrfect place to study

If you checked your social media on Sunday 1 April you may have seen an announcement […]

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Tags: #Cattic, April fool, Bertie, Bertie the Hallward cat, digital

Accolades for academics who are changing our lives for the better

From smart wheels for aircraft to biological bandages to prevent blindness, academics from The University of […]

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Tags: awards, digital, External Relations, Karen Cox, Knowledge Exchange and Impact Awards, media, Media Relations Team, prize, Research Enterprise and Graduate Services, social media, win

Imagine… it’s #MeantToBe

The University’s External Relations department has launched a new campaign for 2017 undergraduate recruitment. The ‘Imagine…it’s #MeantToBe’ campaign builds […]

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Tags: digital, Imagine, Marketing, MeantToBe, prospectus, undergraduate recruitment, video

Exploring the role of the body in digital learning environments

The School of Education and Dr Sara Price, Department of Culture, Communication and Media in the Institute of Education, University College London, present this seminar.

Tags: digital, education, Learning Sciences Research Institute, Sara Price, School of Education, University College London

Missing in action – women and digital enterprise in the UK

Missing in action – women and digital enterprise in the UK is an exciting two day event, bringing together digital academics, female entrepreneurs and women who are working or interested in creative industries and digital enterprise.

Tags: business, digital, gender, Nottingham University Business School, women

iRight Youth Juries: promoting digital rights

There are growing concerns about consequences of social media, cyberbullying, data privacy and online behaviour on users, especially children and young people. We will explore these issues and promote digital literacy using an innovative format that brings people together and facilitates reflection on digital rights.

Tags: bullying, crime, cyberbullying, digital, ESRC, Festival of Social Sciences, Galleries of Justice, Horizon Digital Economy Research, justice, law, rights