Day: May 14, 2014

A limited number of tickets are now available for ‘31’ – the University of Lincoln 2014 Degree Fashion Show on Friday 23rd May.

• Show time: 8pm (Bar from 7pm)
• After show celebratory party until midnight
• Venue: The County Assembly Rooms, 76 Bailgate Lincoln, LN1 3AR
• Car parking is available LN1 Area: Bailgate, Westgate & St. Paul’s Lane

Please contact or Victoria Bellandini vbellandini@lincoln.ac.uk or Dagmara Childs dchilds@lincoln.ac.uk for tickets.

Alternatively there is FREE ENTRY (No tickets required) to the ‘Live Dress Rehearsal’ at 2pm on Friday 23^rd May.

Do please come and celebrate our students special ‘fashion moment!’

Many thanks to all the final year students who took part in this year’s National Student Survey (NSS).

We had a tremendous turnout of 73%, which equates to 2,276 students from across the University.

As part of marketing campaign to encourage final year students to take part, a prize draw was held to win one of three brand new iPad Airs. Ipsos Mori, the NSS provider, randomly selected the following students to win an iPad each:

• Michelle Cheung – BA (Hons) Film & Television
• Adam Dorricott – BA (Hons) Interactive Design
• Robert Payne – BSc (Hons) Psychology And Criminology

Congratulations to all the winners. A small prize ceremony took place with Deputy Vice Chancellor Professor Scott Davidson and the Director of Marketing Elly Sample (pictured above with Robert and Michelle).

The results of the NSS will be release by Ipsos Mori in August.

 

To see the latest images from the Joseph Banks Building works, please visit http://learninglandscapes.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/projects/joseph-banks-laboratories/#progress

This is an intensive three-week programme based in both Delhi and Mumbai.  Two groups of students will be selected at the programmes will run from 17 August to 5 September and from 24 August to 12 September.  Students participate in Cultural & Historical talks and visits, work placements in corporations and NGOs, school and college visits.  It is open to all Undergraduate students at any UK institution.  As part of the UKIERI agreement and to make the most of this educational experience, students are expected to adhere to a code of conduct, complete a reflective work on return to the UK and participate in dissemination activities.

Students are expected to fund their international flights and any spending money, all other costs are covered by the programme.

For more information and to complete the application, students should go to the following webpage: http://studyindia.co.uk/

If you have any questions about the scheme, please contact J.Pilcher@hw.ac.uk.