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Four fourth-year students instrumented the laboratory building and cut electricity use by 18 % across three months of measurement.
Six hundred square metres of open workshop, with digital fabrication, an audiovisual studio and workspace for student projects from both levels.
Aurea Debate qualified after winning four of five rounds in the national heats. It competes in November against delegations from six countries.
Third- and fourth-year students will be able to spend a full term at three partner universities, with all credits recognised.
Four hundred and twelve students competed across five sports. The women's volleyball team took the title for the third year running.
Students from both levels ran the programme across ten Saturdays at three community centres in the city.
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02Announcements
Administrative notices, each with the office responsible and the window it applies for. A notice is not a news story, and mixing them buries the one that matters.
Academic Registry5 Sep 2026 · in force until 19 Sep 2026
From 5 to 19 September, at the time booked in the student portal. Module choices must be approved by your academic adviser first. After the 19th a late enrolment surcharge applies.
Rector's Office12 Sep 2026 · in force until 16 Sep 2026Urgent
Because of the public holiday, on-campus and online classes and administrative services are suspended. Virtual campus deadlines falling that day move automatically to 16 September.
Academic Office8 Sep 2026 · in force until 17 Oct 2026
The timetable for the week of 13 to 17 October is in Documents and in the student portal. Requests to defer an exam must be submitted at least five working days before the exam date.
Academic Registry3 Sep 2026 · in force until 30 Sep 2026
Three Systems Engineering subjects and two in Finance have changed rooms as of 8 September. The current timetable is in the student portal; the old room keeps a sign up for the first week.
Student Wellbeing1 Sep 2026 · in force until 15 Jan 2027
All five scholarship schemes accept applications until 15 January 2027. The means assessment is booked from the application itself and takes place between October and January.
Library28 Aug 2026 · in force until 9 Dec 2026
During the midterm and final exam weeks, the library opens from 6:30 to 22:00, Monday to Saturday. Group study rooms are booked through the portal.