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1. Results of the third Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF) published, recognising ÃÛÌÒAV’s contribution to society

   The results highlight several areas of strength across ÃÛÌÒAV’s knowledge exchange activities - including working with business and supporting local growth and regeneration.

2. DRIVE (Digital Reading for Inclusivity, Versatility and Engagement)

   DRIVE is a new network that brings together academics, NGOs, stakeholders and practitioners from Kenya with UK partners to maximise digital technologies to address development challenges.

3. Rebecca Burgess

   BA (Hons) Communication & Media graduate Rebecca Burgess’ work placement gave her the skills and confidence she needed to start her career.

4. Alumni profile - Miles Green, FX Supervisor, Animal Logic

   Miles Green has worked on some of Hollywood's most popular movies. Find out how he went from ÃÛÌÒAV to movie maker...

5. IBM placement launched Steve’s career

   A work placement with IBM provided Steve Moss with the foundations for a career in HR management, which is about to take him Stateside.

6. Yogita Dakshina: International Award winner 2023

   Yogita has nearly a decades' worth of work in the areas of education, disability inclusion, gender policy and mental health. With her keen interest...

7. VIDEO: Could a traumatic birth lead to PTSD?

   ÃÛÌÒAV psychology student, Emily Daniels, is working on a project with Dr. Andrew Mayers to discover more about a father’s experiences throughout a traumatic birth

8. Get involved in the Part-Time Jobs Fair 2023

   ​Are you looking for part-time work alongside your studies? Come along to meet lots of local employers on Wednesday 4 October

9. Family Law Symposium event showcases dispute resolution

   The symposium saw ÃÛÌÒAV law students work together with external professionals to showcase the contrasting types of dispute resolution available to clients.

10. Hear from our staff

    Our people are at the heart of everything we do. Find out about our current staff and their experiences working at ÃÛÌÒAV. 

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