Einstein proved right as scientists measure expansion of the Universe
A major new test of Einstein’s view of the Universe has proved him right with incredible accuracy and is helping scientists to understand the mysterious acceleration of the universe. Today at a press…
Budding engineers compete for prizes
Six schools from across Hampshire competed today to design and build a prototype to a tough engineering problem. The University of Portsmouth hosted six teams of pupils from year 8 who were taking part in…
Changes in course delivery for 2012
After a process of consultation and agreement, some significant changes are being made to the academic year and the ways in which courses are delivered and assessed, from September 2012.
Human brains on show at new exhibition
An exhibition that gives visitors a physical encounter with the human brain opens today. Real human brains will be on display including those of Albert Einstein, Charles Babbage and William Burke and the…
Shortage of graduates will harm economy – report
A new report launched this week shows that a shortage of graduates threatens the UK economy. Contrary to popular belief, labour market indicators suggest that there is a shortage of graduates in the…
Apprentice candidate is UoP alumna
Sixteen new candidates, who joined Lord Sugar last week for the latest series of The Apprentice, include University of Portsmouth alumna Katie Wright. Katie graduated in 2007 with a 1st class degree in…
University Committee minutes: Academic Policy Committee
Draft minutes confirmed by the Chair of the Academic Policy Committee held on 6 March 2012.
December 10, 2019
Internal Comms — Hi Mike, the video covers activity during the month of October.
Thanks!
December 10, 2019
Mike — Out of curiosity what period of actual time does this timelapse video cover?
It is a few days, a week, a...
