Following the success of the 2019 Student Edition of IMPact we have taken the decision to accept papers from undergraduates year round. Submissions may be adaptations of final year independent study (dissertations) made collaboratively with supervisors or reflections on experiences of participating in Student as Producer initiatives such as the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Scheme (UROS)…Continue Reading Get Published! IMPact now accepting student papers and blogs year round

The College of Social Science will welcome GB Paralympian Rachel Morris MBE to campus next month to share insights from her sporting career. Rachel has competed in three Paralympic games, winning gold as a hand cyclist at the 2008 Beijing games, gold in the women’s single sculls rowing in Rio in 2016 and bronze at…Continue Reading ‘From an Olympic to a Paralympic Dream’ – An Evening with Paralympian Rachel Morris MBE

Date: Thursday 4th April Time: Lecture at 6pm, followed by Wine Reception at 7pm Location: Isaac Newton Building Lecture Theatre Journalist, reporter and author Kate Russell has been writing about technology and the Internet since 1995. She’s been a regular on BBC technology programme Click for over a decade and writes for National Geographic Traveller magazine….Continue Reading Annual Glanville Lecture – Kate Russell, ‘Why Aren’t More Girls Taking Up STEM?’

Continuing with the Beyond Boundaries talk series, Lincoln International Business School will be welcoming Ross McEwan, Chief Executive of The Royal Bank of Scotland Group….Continue Reading Beyond Boundaries Talk – Ross McEwan, Royal Bank of Scotland

To coincide with LGBT+ History Month, there will be a free screening of the landmark German silent film Anders als die Andern (Different from the Others, 1919). Made 100 years ago, this collaboration between the filmmaker Richard Oswald and the sexologist and human rights campaigner Magnus Hirschfeld was the first film to advocate for homosexual law reform….Continue Reading Anders als die Andern (Different from the Others) Film Screening and Discussion

Detailed plans have been submitted for a state-of-the-art new medical school building at the University of Lincoln, UK, in another significant step forward for medical education in the region. Documents and drawings which bring to life the vision for a purpose-built teaching facility for future generations of medical students have been submitted in a planning…Continue Reading Plans Submitted for Lincoln’s New £21 Million Medical School Building

Students at the University of Lincoln are running a live investment fund to put their newly acquired finance skills into practice. The Lincoln International Business School’s Student Managed Investment Fund (LSMIF) mimics the structure of a real fund management company where students are delegated roles from stock analyst to marketing manager. There are also senior…Continue Reading Students Invest in their Future with Real-World Fund

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