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2024
November
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SLS Workshop: Editing for your Reader
-Constructing and Punctuating Sentences for PGR Students Online.
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Moves and Grooves - Open mic night
-Moves and Grooves - Open mic night
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German Filmklub: Good Bye, Lenin!
-Join this free event on Tuesday 12th November to watch 'Good Bye, Lenin!' (Wolfgang Becker, 2003), to mark 35 years since the Fall of the Berlin Wall.
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Make it Happen Founders Workshop: Build your start up now!
-Are you ready to turn your idea into a business? The Make It Happen Founders Workshop is designed to give you the practical tools and support you need to start and grow your own business.
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CV and Interview skills workshop with Slaughter and May
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Top global law firm Slaughter and May will be on campus to provide law students with advice on what they are looking for as well as hints and tips on their application process.
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Qualify as a lawyer with a non-law degree with Slaughter and May.
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Looking to carve out a career as a lawyer but not doing a law degree? No problem! Come along to hear from global law firm Slaughter and May about how non-law students can train and qualify in English law as well as hints and tips on how put together your...
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SLS Workshop: Academic Integrity and how to avoid plagiarism in your PhD Thesis
-This session will provide you with an overview of academic integrity and discuss how this relates to your thesis. We will cover academic integrity, including plagiarism (and self-plagiarism); collusion; contract cheating; GenAI tools and the consequences; and data falsification. You will also be given reassurance and advice on how to...
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Dell Technologies: STEM Aspire Programme
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Come along to this 30-minute information session to hear about Dell's STEM Aspire Programme
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Pickleball Society
-Pickleball Society session
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SLS: How to make paragraphs work, and why it really helps
-What is the point of using paragraphs? If they are not just random collections of loosely related sentences, then how should they be organised?