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News
9th July 2020
A NEW charity song has been recorded by students from the Isle of Wight’s Platform One to thank key workers and NHS staff for their efforts during the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Newport-based College of Music, which works in collaboration with the University of Chichester, teamed up with local...
1st July 2020
THE UNIVERSITY of Chichester is trailblazing a new outreach initiative to help students from disadvantaged backgrounds whose education has been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The project intends to take its support programmes online to give pupils – many of whom come from low participation...
29th June 2020
Professor Simeon Keates starts Deputy Vice-Chancellor position in July
Experienced engineering academic who featured on BBC’s Robot Wars joins from Edinburgh Napier University
He will oversee expansion of University of Chichester’s engineering and digital technology portfolio based at its £...
15th June 2020
A LAW student from the University of Chichester has secured a coveted position at a renowned legal firm as she bids to fulfil her lifelong ambition of becoming a barrister.
Undergraduate Lucy-Marie Garland, on the LLB Law degree, impressed lawyers from Pallant Chambers enough to be offered a mini-...
Overcoming a stammer was about self-acceptance for University of Chichester psychologist Ian Tyndall
21st May 2020
THE psychological effects of living with a stammer can be debilitating and destructive for personal relationships and friendships, particularly for children.
No one knows this better than psychologist Dr Ian Tyndall, whose own problem with stammering as a teen inspired his journey into...
14th May 2020
A NEW University of Chichester guide which supports families during the coronavirus pandemic has been redeveloped into a set of easy-to-read posters, following an extraordinary response across the UK.
The free booklet, Guide to Promoting Early Learning and Development at Home, helps parents and...
12th May 2020
THE next president of the University of Chichester Students’ Union is a familiar face to many – with Moyin Ekundayo re-elected to the chief position following a successful year in office.
But despite securing an overwhelming majority of votes, Mo – as he is known to most – has put all celebrations...
11th May 2020
SPORTS students at the University of Chichester are to benefit from its new association with a leading professional body which will help improve learning and job prospects.
The Chartered Institute for the Management of Sport and Physical Activity, known as CIMSPA, has given its backing for the...
6th May 2020
A FORMER University of Chichester student has spoken of his delight after he was appointed on the coaching team of Great Britain men’s basketball squad.
Adam Sewell will fulfil his childhood dream of representing his country as Head Performance Analyst for the national side. The Sport and Exercise...
1st May 2020
THE University of Chichester has joined the government’s call to help in the collective fight against the coronavirus.
Its scientists, students, administrators, and teachers from its Academy Trust have pooled their knowledge and resources to make sure those at most risk are protected from the...
