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Work for us: student course reviewers wanted

As part of a new university pilot scheme, we’re looking for undergraduate and postgraduate students to join staff to help us review new and existing courses as Student Reviewers.

Beat the heat – tips for the heatwave

With the heatwave expected to stay with us for some time, reaching its peak on 18 July, Dr Neil Maxwell, Reader in the School of Sport and Health Sciences, has provided some simple tips for coping with the heat.

Women in Leadership Series, 29 June 2022

Join the School of Business and Law for an afternoon of challenging gender stereotypes, pushing boundaries and promoting gender equality. 29 June, 3 to 6pm in room 103/104 at Elm House, Moulsecoomb campus. This free event is open to staff, students and the wider School of Business and Law network. Places are limited so don’t miss out, book today!

The Annual Journalism Lecture with LBC’s James O’Brien

We are excited to announce that our next Annual Journalism Lecture will be presented by broadcaster, writer and LBC radio presenter James O’Brien.

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Exams and Assessments: Top tips to make the most of your study time

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.

Student Funding Opportunities: Apply now!

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!

Opening hours and support over the Easter break

With the Easter break on the horizon, please take note of the slightly different opening hours for all of our libraries, and the services in place to support your learning and mental health over the break.

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Spotlight on Women Researchers: Showcase event (16 May)

Ever wanted a whistle-stop tour through research being carried out by just some of our talented women researchers? Join our Spotlight on Women Researcher: Showcase event, Monday 16 May, 6-7:30pm

Undergraduates: Help shape our digital learning environment

If you’re an undergraduate in your 1st or 2nd year then take the Digital Experience Student Insights Survey today. It will help us understand how you are engaging with digital learning. Your views will help us to understand the aspects that are working well and how we can support you further to develop vital digital skills.

Huskup cup winning design by Maisie Rennie-Carter

Announcing our Reusable Huskup Design competition winner

We are delighted to announce the winner of our Reusable Cup Design Competition as Maisie Rennie-Carter, a recent School of Arts and Media graduate. Back in December we launched a competition open to all students to design the artwork for a reusable beverage cup manufactured by Huskup. Judged by a panel of staff including our…

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