August - Month in Review

Updated guidance and forms have been published for colleagues wanting to apply for academic promotion

Nine Geography programmes were recognised for their quality following a rigorous assessment process 

VC and colleagues headed to our branch campus to engage in joint profile-raising activities

Travel between Reading town centre and Greenlands is changing as 800 bus is withdrawn

Try these UoRLearn courses to increase your professional and personal skills

Nine buildings on Whiteknights campus will be off limits at certain times on Saturday 7 September

Set up our new students for success by recommending our Study Smart course

Colleagues and students with hearing impairments can now get fire alarm alerts to their phone

The collaboration with Alibaba Cloud is the first of its kind with a UK university

Our Clearing hotline was again busy on this important date in our student recruitment campaign

The Love Unites Parade and Festival returns on Saturday 31 August and the University is again taking part

Our climate action points scheme ends at the end of August– but there are still plenty of ways to stay green at Reading

Projects aimed at community-building and enhancing student experience recognised nationally

The award means Henley retains its ‘triple-crown’ accreditation status, remaining in the top 1% of business schools worldwide

Sitecore editors are asked to avoid making changes to their webpages during Clearing’s busiest days (14-16 August)

A £250,000 fund to support centenary projects launches next month – here’s all you need to know

The prestigious award recognises excellence in teaching collaborations

A message from Richard Messer following unsubstantiated rumours of unrest in Reading town centre

Resources from the conference are now online

Vice-Chancellor Robert Van de Noort speaks out against intolerance, following violence across the UK

Get the help you need to design and prepare Blackboard Ultra Courses ahead of the new semester

Funding is available to support collaborations with our local NHS Trust 

CONNECTED – the University’s digital alumni and supporter magazine – spoke to two of Reading’s graduates about the pivotal roles they are playing in this year’s summer of sport.

Reducing journeys by car is a key part of our plans to promote sustainable travel