A message from Professor Debra Humphris, Vice-Chancellor shareing more details about the start of term in January and Covid-19 testing, travel and returning to campus.
At the end of October we invited all students to take part in a short “pulse” Checking-in survey which asked about your experiences of the year so far. Over 1,500 of you took part and I thank you for giving this valuable feedback.
Christmas is a time for coming together with your community. Find out about some local socially distanced and virtual activities taking place over the holidays.
Check out this simple guide outlining the different wellbeing support available during the Christmas holiday break. There are a wide range of external agencies and organisations that we work with during term-time who remain open to you during this period.
The building will form a key part of our Big Build and is set to provide a stunning new front door for our Moulsecoomb campus and a major new landmark on the Lewes Road.
Join us virtually at 6pm on 9th December for a look at what’s been happening in our local community, seasonal readings and performances by the combined university choirs. And a chance for us all to sing our favourite carols!
Participation in social and community life has attracted a lot of attention in the field of wellbeing research. Individuals who report a greater interest in helping others are more likely to rate themselves as happy.
How the University will implement the Government’s asymptomatic testing programme (i.e. for people showing no symptoms of Covid-19, also known as Lateral Flow Testing).