Do you want to get paid to support student wellbeing or shape our curriculum while boosting your employability skills? As a Wellbeing Champion or Inclusive Practice Partner, you can do just that! Applications for both roles are open so apply now!
On the last day of Mental Health Awareness Week we want to inspire you to make connections with other people and connect with nature, to tackle loneliness and boost your wellbeing.
Could your bike do with a bit of a health check? The university’s sustainability campaign, c-change, have arranged some free bike maintenance check sessions from ‘Dr Bike’ next week on all campuses.
Your time here at university is just that – yours. As we approach the end of the year, we’re asking for your feedback, to help shape our teaching and learning experience for the remainder of your course and for our future students too.
This Mental Health Awareness Week (9 to 13 May) we’ll be running a series of events to bring students and staff together to tackle this year’s theme – loneliness. Check out the schedule of free events that will be taking place across all four campuses.
With the Easter break over, you’ll be looking ahead to your assessment deadlines and exams. The Brighton Student Skills Hub has advice for managing your time and strengthening your study technique.
The Student Potential Fund is our spark that ignites futures and empowers students to achieve their goals. Deadlines to make the most of these funding opportunities are coming up in May, so check out the awards on offer and get your application in now!
Come to meet employers and apply for jobs in Brighton and Sussex area at our Local Opportunities Fair. 11 May 2022, 12 to 3pm at Elm House, Moulsecoomb Campus.
