Internal Communications course timetable
June 2025
| Mon 23 |
All staff and students are invited to take part in a town hall meeting on investments in and research funded by companies belonging to the defence industry. The meeting is being organised by the working group that was set up to make recommendations to relevant University committees that oversee policies in relation to investments and research. You can read more about the background to its work, its scope, and membership in The Reporter. The meeting will be chaired by Graham Virgo, Master of Downing College and chair of the working group. This is an opportunity to make your views heard, and will assist the working group in its consultation. |
July 2025
| Tue 1 |
Professional Services Conversations
[Places]
Emma Rampton, Registrary, will host a panel discussion for professional services. The event will take place at the Babbage Lecture Theatre, New Museums Site, Cambridge. The event will allow professional services staff to get to know leaders better, hear more about changes underway in professional services, and ask questions. Panellists:
Please note that this event is in-person only and will not be recorded. |
| Thu 3 |
An open meeting about a collaborative partnership between Cambridge and four universities in Africa focused on climate resilience and sustainability in higher education. The meeting is open to academic and professional services staff interested in the areas of capacity building, research or innovation/entrepreneurship as these relate to climate resilience, as well as to colleagues who have existing relationships with institutions in Africa. The meeting will be led by Professor Bhaskar Vira, Senior Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Education and Environmental Sustainability) and will include a briefing about the Collaborative, and the opportunities that are available for contribution to the activities from Cambridge, as well as information about the current plans of our partner universities and ways in which Cambridge colleagues can collaborate with counterparts in Africa. The Higher Education Climate Resilience and Sustainability Collaborative is part of the University's ongoing programme on climate resilience and sustainability in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation. The Collaborative includes three African partners, in addition to the University of Cambridge: the University of Ghana (Accra, Ghana), Makerere University (Kampala, Uganda) and the University of Cape Town (Cape Town, South Africa). |
| Wed 9 |
Being on brand drop-in clinics
[Places]
Join us for our monthly ‘Being on Brand’ drop-in clinic, a practical, insightful session designed to help you master Cambridge’s refreshed visual identity with confidence. This interactive face to face session with the Cambridge Brand and Design teams will cover what’s new and what does it mean for you and your area, before opening up the floor for Q&A. |
September 2025
| Wed 10 |
Being on brand drop-in clinics
[Places]
Join us for our monthly ‘Being on Brand’ drop-in clinic, a practical, insightful session designed to help you master Cambridge’s refreshed visual identity with confidence. This interactive face to face session with the Cambridge Brand and Design teams will cover what’s new and what does it mean for you and your area, before opening up the floor for Q&A. |
October 2025
| Wed 8 |
Being on brand drop-in clinics
[Places]
Join us for our monthly ‘Being on Brand’ drop-in clinic, a practical, insightful session designed to help you master Cambridge’s refreshed visual identity with confidence. This interactive face to face session with the Cambridge Brand and Design teams will cover what’s new and what does it mean for you and your area, before opening up the floor for Q&A. |