Students and graduates of the University are invited to a special industry panel event which will share insights into careers in the entertainment industry this coming Wednesday (7th February) in the LPAC….Continue Reading Interested in a career in the entertainment industry?
The University has recently launched the ‘NoMore’ module for all students, which provides you with information on how to recognise behaviours which may contribute to or constitute sexual misconduct, and how to be an active bystander….Continue Reading Online Bystander Intervention Module Available to all Students
Luke Birch, a first year Flim Production student, recently interviewed our Vice-Chancellor, Professor Mary Stuart and made the following video….Continue Reading In Conversation with Mary Stuart
Staff and students across the University can celebrate LGBT History Month 2018 through a series of events across campus, including the launch of a major new exhibition funded by the Wellcome Trust….Continue Reading University celebrates LGBT History Month 2018
The two new lifts servicing all floors in the MHT Building are being tested and will be opening to staff and students during the week commencing 5th February….Continue Reading New Lifts in MHT
Are you involved in public engagement at Lincoln? Would you like more training or support? We’d like to know….Continue Reading Follow-up Public Engagement with Research Survey
The University of Lincoln’s RCUK-funded PEARL (Public Engagement for All with Research at Lincoln) project is aiming to fund six new activities involving the public in research….Continue Reading Funding Available for Public Engagement in Research
PEARL (Public Engagement for All with Research at Lincoln) is hosting the first annual University of Lincoln Public Engagement with Research Conference to celebrate the work staff and students do in getting people beyond the University involved with research….Continue Reading Save the Date: Public Engagement with Research Conference | 21st Mar
Professor Carenza Lewis writes in today’s Daily Telegraph on the ancient laws governing treasure finds in Britain…Continue Reading Professor’s article in Telegraph on ancient treasure laws
In this lecture, Professor Graham Law will speak on “Sleep, Sugar and Statistics”, presenting some of his research over the past 25 years, having looked at where disease occurs, how it is caused and what may be done to reduce its burden on our society….Continue Reading Inaugural Lecture: Professor Graham Law | 30th Jan