Blogs

Celebrating the success of our first Champions of Childhood Conference

Champions of Childhood conference focussing on reducing social inequalities.

Written by Clarrie Smith

Why Video Games Matter Symposium

Last week, Leeds Trinity University and the National Videogame Museum bought together gaming experts for a one day Symposium .

Written by Kathryn Penny

Muslims around the world will be celebrating Eid al Adha this week

Muslims around the world will be celebrating Eid al Adha this week as it's one of the most significant holidays in the Islamic calendar.

Written by Dr Javid Bashir

How an institutionally consistent approach to teaching and learning can shift the student experience

A blog on how Leeds Trinity University has adapted its Virtual Learning Environment since the sudden move to online teaching in 2020.

Written by Alison Torn

Leeds Financial Wellbeing Week: How Leeds Trinity supports colleagues

Darren Worsnop explains how the University is supporting staff during the cost of living crisis.

Written by Darren Worsnop

Building Globalizer: The app for international academic collaboration

Globalizer is an app aimed at educators and is designed to facilitate international collaboration.

Introducing Dr Nat Milton: Academic Lead in Biomedical Science at Leeds Trinity University

The University's new BSc (Hons) Biomedical Science course will start in September 2023.

Written by Dr Nat Milton

Learning new skills through volunteering

Leeds Trinity University's Admissions team recently spent the day volunteering for St. Gemma's Hospice.

Written by Jennifer Rushworth

Boosting my skills and career prospects with the Leeds Trinity University Alumni Office

Leeds Trinity student Asim Mahmood writes about his experience of his internship with the University's Alumni Office

Written by Asim Mahmood

Let’s talk about ‘prank culture’

Tony Blockley explores the escalation in social media pranks and the impact they could have on the victims

Written by Tony Blockley

Achieving my goals at Leeds Trinity University

I chose to do the Foundation degree in Supporting Learning and Additional Needs after I became a teaching assistant and wanted to upskill.

Written by Saira Mirza

Saudha International Literature Festival: celebrating openness, sharing and learning

Professor Oz Hardwick reflects on 'his Yorkshire' and the upcoming Saudha International Literature Festival.

Written by Oz Hardwick