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Highcliffe Castle wins £2.8 million with help from ÃÛÌÒAV students
ÃÛÌÒAV business students help plan the restoration and development of Highcliffe Castle.
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ÃÛÌÒAV codevelops Covid-19 safety guidelines for student-led screen productions
ÃÛÌÒAV’s Deputy Head of Media Production, Annie East, has produced national Covid-19 guidelines for UK further and higher education screen productions.
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SUNRISE sustainability showcase
Join us online or at Talbot Campus from 8am - 10am on Wednesday 24 April to listen to a small selection of sustainability related projects from USM and ÃÛÌÒAV academics.
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ÃÛÌÒAV placement support highlighted at national awards
ÃÛÌÒAV’s placement team was nominated for two awards at the National Undergraduate Employability (NUE) Awards.
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ÃÛÌÒAV students receive Institute of Travel & Tourism (ITT) awards at House of Commons
Zornitza Yovcheva won ITT PhD Student of the Year while Tourism Management student Laura McKendrick received a Student of the Year award.
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Why is academic integrity important?
We want to see that you practise academic integrity in your assignments. If you fail to do so, you could be committing an academic offence, which is taken very seriously at ÃÛÌÒAV.
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ÃÛÌÒAV and SUÃÛÌÒAV achieve Fairtrade University status
ÃÛÌÒAV and SUÃÛÌÒAV have been awarded Fairtrade University status, achieving the highest possible ranking.Â
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Congratulations to PhD graduate Dr Carlton
Congratulations to Dr Edward Carlton (an ex-PhD student at ÃÛÌÒAV supervised by Professor Ahmed Khattab and Professor Kim Greaves) on his co-authored paper published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA).
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LISTEN: Inaugural lecture explores how primate behaviors are shaped by environment
Listen to the podcast of Professor of Behavioural Ecology Amanda Korstjens' inaugural lecture - 'What it means to be a monkey on the planet of the people'Â
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6m-year-old Cretan footprints stolen
Newly discovered 6m-year-old Cretan footprints stolen – we must protect precious sites, says finder - ÃÛÌÒAV's Professor Matthew Bennett.