Information about the National Learning at Work Week.
A world-renowned expert in animal cognition at the University of Lincoln, UK, joined a global consortium of scientists and philosophers to sign the New York Declaration on Animal Consciousness.
National Learning at Work Week is a unique annual event that aims to build learning cultures at work. We hope this week highlights what we have available to colleagues for both personal and professional development.
Details on how to get your tickets for this upcoming festival, in locations across Lincoln including Dough Loco and The Pessimist.
The Multi-Faith Chaplaincy held a short memorial drop-in in the Peace Garden on the Brayford Campus remembering Vladimir Pozniakov who sadly passed away in 2022. A plaque has now been installed.
Colleagues are invited to tour the LIAT facilities at Riseholme.
Details about Apprenticeships as part of Learning at Work Week.
Join Carenza Lewis, star of Time Team and Lecturer at the University of Lincoln, for an evening digging into iconic moments from the show and to hear the inside story of the series’ recent return.
The University will be welcoming organisations including Age UK, Alzheimer’s Society, Join Dementia Research for staff and students to chat with.
You are invited to join the Multi-faith Chaplaincy for a free games afternoon.
Associate Professor Nadia Gulko visited the Ghent University, Belgium, with an intensive research week as part of her Staff Mobility Research Award 2023-2024.
Congratulations to Dr Jane Chapman.
Details on how to join this colloquium.
Professor Kim Barker delivered a keynote speech at the invitation of the Council of Europe on the issue of Digital Forms of Violence against Women in Sarajevo, Bosnia & Herzegovina in late April 2024.
Details about an opportunity to submit your paper for consideration in the journal, Review of Accounting and Finance.
This session will be aimed at researchers in all disciplines who are, or who may be, working on academic research that could have a commercial impact and will include the following: – The options for research commercialisation – what are they? – What are the relative pro’s and con’s of each? – What type or […]
The presentation will aim to offer academics a comprehensive view of the product design development and commercialisation process as it unfolds in the real world. It’s designed to bridge the gap between academic knowledge and industrial applications, providing practical perspective on product development and valuable insights for those interested in seeing how their research and […]
The session will cover two key areas in the securing of grants from public agencies. Strategic Considerations: Appreciation of the strategic issues needed to secure grant funding. Concepts covered: applicant profiles, competition interpretation and project idea development & optimisation. Bid development and writing methods: Tools, approaches, recommendations to produce high quality grant funding applications. The […]
Find out how you can book your place at this upcoming session.
Details on how to book your place for this session