November - Month in Review

Changes aim to enhance student experience and improve academic performance, with Chemistry Department retained

Our latest tips on helping to boost the University’s reputation – and your own – focus on academic conferences

HealthReach project aims to inspire more people to pursue jobs in the healthcare sector

Streamlined travel risk management process for staff and PhD students, with easier approvals for common destinations

Carbon budgets assigned to every School and Directorate have helped to limit emissions

With freezing temperatures on the way, take care when walking or driving on campus and report problem areas

A self-defence workshop and march in support of safer streets for women and girls among events

Professor Robert Van de Noort has written to the Education Secretary responding to the announcement on increases to loans and tuition fees

The festive fun run takes place at our Whiteknights campus on 1 December, raising money for local causes

Quiet spaces and opportunities to talk after the event will also be available to staff and students

Lived experiences take centre stage this Disability History Month (14 November – 20 December)

Our archivists shared photos and documents telling the story of the University over the last 100+ years

Activities events and resources in response to global conflicts and providing supportive environments to discuss worries and find help if you need it

Dashboard showing Reading’s graduate outcome data in comparison with other institutions is now available.

Submissions are now open for the Research Output Prize, recognising excellent research work by Early Career Researchers

Try special menu options and interactive cooking demos on campus in this Reading research campaign

Check if you’re affected by the Government’s switch to electronic visas

UROP is now part of our Reading Internship Scheme – find out what’s changed

Colleague input will be used to improve the University’s approach to future project planning

Report heating concerns to be properly addressed, as using portable heaters could make things worse

Under the recommendations, most provision would be realigned to Pharmacy, and two programmes taught out

Government announces that fee cap and student loans will rise for the first time since 2017

All Reading-based international students will be invited to complete the International Student Barometer survey

Short services of remembrance will be held at all three UK campuses

Professor May Tan-Mullins will lead operations and Southeast Asia engagement in Malaysia

A reminder about our advice pages for staff and new form for reporting concerns about a student

Eight projects will receive funding to help enhance diversity and inclusion at Reading