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There’s so much to discover at one of our NTU Open Days! 🤩 If you’re wondering why NTU is the perfect place for you, hear from student Rasika as she shares just a few reasons to join us. 👇 📅 Book your visit today: ntu.ac.uk/opendays

Yesterday, we've given an exciting session at Mansfield Library for Nottingham Festival of Science and Curiosity😍 We saw children playing drumming game and learning all about the simple rhythms, having them displayed on a computer screen 🥁🎶

Postgraduate Open Week Explore your options with a week of subject webinars, expert Q&As and campus open events, taking place between 3 and 7 March. Sign up 👉 ntu.ac.uk/openweek

We were in a different kind of classroom for my citizenship and participation module this afternoon. We are hugely grateful to Brian and Tom for showing us round Nottingham Council House and to Jon, Nigel and Cllr AJ Matsiko for speaking to us about the politics of Nottingham.

Labour’s Mike Amesbury has been jailed for punching a man – here’s why he’s still an MP, by Dr Dr Tom Caygill for The Conversation #PoliticsLive theconversation.com/labours-mike-a…

An Inspirational Reading Hub has been created at Nottingham Trent University to give trainee teachers a broader knowledge of children’s literature and boost reading for pleasure in their future classrooms. Find out more 👇nottinghamlocalnews.com/inspirational-…

Discover how a postgraduate qualification from NTU can accelerate your career. Join us online or in person for Postgraduate Open Week, 3 – 7 March. Book now ntu.ac.uk/openweek

Our ELEMENT - Employability for Learning platform has been shortlisted for an AGCAS Academic Employability Award in the Technology for Employability category.⭐️ The winner will be announced at the awards ceremony on 24 April in London. Best of luck to all nominees!🤞

This #WorldBookDay, celebrate the magic of reading 🌟 Hear from Dr Emma Vardy as she speaks about how we can encourage children to read more by creating safe spaces for them to enjoy books📚

Seven ways feminism has improved the world for young women – compared to our mother’s generations - by Dr Dr Hind Elhinnawy NTU School of Social Sciences for #InternationalWomensDay theconversation.com/seven-ways-fem…

The sun is shining at Clifton Campus for our #NTUOpenDay ☀️🙌 Which campus are you visiting today?

Whilst the UK roads are some of the safest in the world, thousands of people are still seriously injured or killed in collisions every year. NTU research led by David Crundall is aiming to tackle driver behaviour and cut collision rates. Find out more 👉 ntu.ac.uk/redrive

This #WorldSleepDay, Professor John Groeger shares three essential tips to help children aged 6 to 12 develop healthier sleep habits💤 Find out more 👉ntu.ac.uk/sleep-well-sci…

Our researchers often work behind the scenes offering their expertise to popular shows. NTU School of Social Sciences sleep expert, Professor John Groeger, spent the day with Operation Ouch offering his wisdom and scientific equipment to help the Drs explore whether we can sleep standing up💤

Great morning with our Occupational Therapy Msc students focusing on some of the core values of Occupational Therapy, enabling and maintaining people’s ability to participate and engage in their chosen occupations. Huge thank you to #Medequip.uk and Alex Roberts

Professor of Psychology, Dr Rowena Hill, explores some of the positives from Covid lockdown and how these have since been backtracked. Read the full article 👇 independent.co.uk/life-style/cov…

Debate about the value of a dyslexia label has recently resurfaced as Jamie Oliver has launched his campaign to ‘change the system, not the kids’. In Schools Week, Dr Angela Thompson and Professor Clare Wood explore whether formal diagnosis is valuable👇 schoolsweek.co.uk/is-a-formal-dy…

The latest episode of our NTU Podcast is here! In this edition, we're talking all things NTSU — the heart of student life at NTU 🙌 Watch the full episode and find out more at bit.ly/3R50ZyW #NTUPodcast #HigherEducationPodcast

🐒 Baby monkeys who receive more care from their mothers develop stronger facial expression recognition skills as they grow, which could help them to navigate vital social groups. NTU School of Social Sciences PhD researcher Olivia O'Callaghan explains more 📷 European Research Council (ERC) iScience journal

"There are further implications the longer things go on." Professor of Resilience, Emergencies and Disaster Science Prof Rowena Hill MBE NTU School of Social Sciences comments on the impact of the #poweroutage across Europe thetimes.com/world/europe/a…