Month: October 2013

The Careers Wednesdays programme is a fantastic way for students to enhance their employability and to familiarise themselves with the current job market. During the Careers Wednesdays programme there’ll be presentations given by top employers, workshops on job hunting, help with writing CV’s and interview technique which is subject, year and industry specific. Each week…Continue Reading Careers Wednesdays

Every Wednesday 5.15pm -.6.15pm Come along and try our new Beginners Running group for the opportunity to get fit and meet new people. Sessions cost just £3 and we do not focus on time or distance and no running experience is required! For more details contact dtindalldecarolis@lincoln.ac.uk….Continue Reading Sports Centre Beginners Running Club

Grab a Harvard Referencing Guide, talk to your ASL, & try to win a £10 Amazon voucher! From Tuesday 15th to Thursday 17th (1pm till 3pm), we’ll be introducing our brand new purpose built extension – bringing new study spaces, teaching rooms and plenty of PCs. We’ll be giving away the much-anticipated Harvard Referencing Guide…Continue Reading Milk & Cookies in Library 1.5

Fancy the chance to have your artwork featured in The Library, AND win a Nexus tablet?? If you’re budding designer who thinks they can handle a live brief, then we want YOU to design artwork for the new library extension! Not only will you be in with a chance to have your work featured in…Continue Reading Design artwork for Library 1.5!

Students are asked to note that cranes will be on site on 10 October outside the Library to lift new seating into place as part of the Landscaping project. During the works, students may be asked to wait for short periods of time whilst the crane is in action. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause….Continue Reading Crane works outside the Library on 10 October 2013

Student Ambassadors required to act as Foreign Language Assistants in local schools Routes into Languages Project –  Foreign Language Student Ambassadors in Local Schools   Routes into Languages is a consortium of universities working together with schools and colleges, to enthuse and encourage people to study languages. It is a project funded by the Higher…Continue Reading Work placement opportunities in local schools

Students from Schools of Psychology and Health & Social Care required to be participants on interesting up and coming research Ideal for students with an interest on learning disabilities, communication problems, pain and distress. Participants will watch a short video while completing a distress tool followed by completing a questionnaire. Participation will take around one hour. This is…Continue Reading Research Project on Learning Disabilities and Distress

Do you have a talent? Would you like  to showcase your talent on stage? Open audition for next year’s V14 is happening on 18th October in the LPAC auditorium. 7pm-9pm. If you’d like to audition but can’t make this date or for more information email: variety14@live.com. Hope to see you there folks Greg Sellers…Continue Reading Do you have a talent? Additional V14 auditions on 18 October

A major investment in the humanities by the University of Lincoln will see staff and students benefit from even greater access to world-leading research and teaching excellence. The Lincoln School of Humanities welcomes a number of significant appointments to start the new academic year, as renowned experts arrive in Lincoln from around the globe. The…Continue Reading Humanities in Lincoln set to thrive thanks to major investment

The University’s Regulations for 2013-14 are available via Blackboard and the Secretariat’s blog at: http://secretariat.blogs.lincoln.ac.uk/university-regulations/. A leaflet summarising the key aspects of the University’s Regulations is also available and highlights the existence of procedures relating to: student appeals and complaints, academic offences, fitness to practise, and student conduct and discipline….Continue Reading University Regulations 2013-14