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Thursday 11 June 
Discover the panellists who will be discussing impactful and equitable partnerships, and hear from Professor Nana Aba Appiah Amfo, Vice-Chancellor, University of Ghana, on how African languages and knowledge systems can shape a fair and inclusive AI future.

Have your say on the proposed new Library Collections Policy, which will guide how library resources are selected, maintained, developed, and reviewed. See how you can share your feedback, including briefing sessions on Tuesday 19 and Wednesday 20 May. 

Improvements to SuccessFactors and core People processes are coming up, to make recruitment, onboarding and people lifecycle changes simpler and more efficient. If you’re involved in any of these, learn more and book the appropriate session to make sure you’re prepared. 

Become a member of a Social Inclusion Engagement Group. Meet the Chairs of the Rainbow Engagement Group and Religion, Faith, and Belief Engagement Group, and consider joining by 22 May.

Read an overview of April’s Council meeting, which covered topics including the challenges facing the HE sector, student mental health, and the STEM Connect Programme.

Tuesday 12 May 
Learn more about the Development and ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½ Engagement team, how their work enhances the student experience and the impact of philanthropy and volunteering initiatives.

Thursday 28 May 
Register for a hands‑on introduction to the Student Engagement Toolkit, learn about real-world application-based methods, and experiment with ideas. Open to all staff.

There’s still time to celebrate outstanding students who not only excel academically but also find the time to campaign for good causes, start a small business, or work with local charities. Nominate by Sunday 10 May.

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