The University will screen a series of classic Science Fiction movies presented in full for free! With added pod cast commentaries from respected Science Fiction film-makers and producers. Logan’s Run – Wednesday 4 November EMMTEC Lecture Theatre from 1pm-4pm Metropolis – Wednesday 11 November Jackson Lecture Theatre from 2pm-5pm Forbidden Planet – Wednesday 9 December EMMTEC…Continue Reading The Culture Shapers – Free film series
Students who are dyslexic sought for survey
Cognitive immobilisation in Higher Education students who are dyslexic: Exploring links with aspects of memory and fluctuating emotional status, informing effective coping strategies. This survey is addressed to all dyslexic students studying at this university who hold a current diagnostic assessment report, as part of my research project for my EdD course. I would be…Continue Reading Students who are dyslexic sought for survey
Magna Carta art competition launched
The University of Lincoln has been awarded a grant from the Magna Carta Trust’s 800th Anniversary Commemoration Committee to create a work of outdoor art for our campus. This can be freestanding or designed as part of an existing building. The work of art can be created or constructed from any material – the budget for…Continue Reading Magna Carta art competition launched
Scholarship for outstanding international student
An outstanding international student has won a scholarship to study for a postgraduate business qualification at the University of Lincoln, United Kingdom, after completing a degree in economics in the United States. Anh D Tran, who is from Vietnam, won the University’s International Academic Excellence Scholarship when he joined the MSc Finance programme in Lincoln…Continue Reading Scholarship for outstanding international student
Creative Careers Festival is coming – 9-13 November
Five days dedicated to careers events relevant to the five schools within the College of Arts. Brought to you by Careers and Employability in partnership with the Student’s Union. A range of free industry talks include; English Heritage, Teacher Training, Copy writing, Print Publishing, Law, Media, Art and Culture and Architecture and Design. To find…Continue Reading Creative Careers Festival is coming – 9-13 November
Lincoln to host UK premiere of new documentary, The Genius of George Boole
George Boole, the pioneering Lincoln-born mathematician whose work laid the foundations for the digital age, is celebrated in a new documentary which will have its UK premiere in Lincoln as part of Frequency Festival. …Continue Reading Lincoln to host UK premiere of new documentary, The Genius of George Boole
RCN Bulletin Jobs Fair Manchester – 5 & 6 November at Manchester United
Looking for a job in nursing? Are you: ✔ looking for your first job? ✔ thinking of relocating? ✔ seeking advice on choosing a speciality? FREE entry • FREE seminars Find a Job – hundreds of job opportunities for nurses of all levels Meet leading employers and agencies face to face to discuss jobs in…Continue Reading RCN Bulletin Jobs Fair Manchester – 5 & 6 November at Manchester United
Train to Teach Primary Teaching Information Event – 20 October
The School of Education invites you to attend a Train to Teach Primary Teaching Information Event in partnership with Lincolnshire Teaching School Alliance (LTSA) on Tuesday 20th October from 6pm-7.30pm. The event will take place in the Atrium, Minerva Building. Refreshments and finger food will be provided RSVP: Beverly Potterton by email: bpotterton@lincoln.ac.uk …Continue Reading Train to Teach Primary Teaching Information Event – 20 October
Telegraph UK STEM Awards 2016
The University has been contacted by the Telegraph to promote an exciting opportunity for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics students to win up to £25,000! The Telegraph UK STEM Awards is a unique opportunity for the UK’s most talented and motivated undergraduates to present their world-changing ideas to the most influential people in the industry….Continue Reading Telegraph UK STEM Awards 2016
National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2015
National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2015 The University is supporting National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2015 which will run from Saturday 10th October to Saturday 17th October. The purpose of the Hate Crime Awareness Week is to tackle Hate Crime issues by raising awareness of what Hate Crime is and how to respond to it, encourage reporting, and promote local…Continue Reading National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2015