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25th February 2020
SENIOR Lecturer Naomi Foyle is shining bright in 2020 ‒ celebrating the UK publication of her new transatlantic poetry collection Adamantine with launches in the London and the SE, followed by events in New York and Connecticut later in the spring.
Adamantine, its title evoking the ‘unbreakable’...
19th February 2020
Dr Victoria Hunter has been invited to Paris this week to speak about her work into site dance and choreography.
A workshop in the French capital, which includes other leading dance researchers, marks the start of a new group about site dance.
Dr Hunter, a Reader in Site Dance and Choreography,...
15th February 2020
NETBALL champion Geva Mentor CBE has helped to raise nearly £1,500 pounds to fund the early-careers of young athletes after teaming-up with the University of Chichester.
The former England captain joined the University for a one-off event where she spoke about her trophy-laden career and led...
11th February 2020
TRAILBLAZING judge Lady Hale has spoken about coming into conflict with the UK government over its prorogation of parliament in a talk at the University of Chichester.
The speech by the Baroness Hale of Richmond DBE, who was visiting Chichester to meet its LLB Law degree students, was the first...
10th February 2020
THE Royal Academy of Music have honoured a lecturer from the University of Chichester for his ‘significant contribution’ to the arts.
Vocal tutor William Allenby, who teaches at the University’s Conservatoire, was named on the 2020 honours list following a successful singing career with the Royal...
7th February 2020
Apprenticeships at the University of Chichester are thriving. With nearly 200 apprentices studying across ten programmes, its students explain why they decided to take an alternative route to learning.
Degree apprentice Siân Spiers has an entrepreneurial flare unlike many others her age.
The 18-...
6th February 2020
To mark National Apprenticeship Week, the University’s highlighting some of the trailblazers from its programmes who are witnessing first-hand the benefits of a degree apprenticeship and the impact on their careers.
Harry Finnis knows the meaning of hard work - for the last two-and-a-half years,...
4th February 2020
WITH more than 100 degree apprentices across 10 programmes, the University of Chichester has become one of the fastest-growing providers in the country - here, as part of National Apprenticeship Week, our students tell their stories:
High-flying degree apprentice Caroline Thomas (below right)...
3rd February 2020
The University of Chichester is blazing a trail for degree apprenticeships in the UK – with more than 100 students across ten programmes, it is one of the fastest-growing providers in the country. Some of our students tell their stories for National Apprenticeship Week.
AWARD-WINNING entrepreneur...
1st February 2020
CHICHESTER must not forget the importance of the city’s foodbank.
That was the message from the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Chichester who visited the centre this week to deliver a cheque worth hundreds of pounds. It comes after the foodbank reported that a sharp rise in the number of...
