Category Archives: Goldsmiths

LAST FEW PLACES: Science for Society: New Developments in Physical Geography – 24-29th July 2014

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FREE summer course for mid-career specialist secondary geography teachers

Based at the University of Southampton, this course provides an opportunity to gain hands-on experience with the latest technology for data collection and analysis, coupled with an insight into how geographical information is relied upon by industry business and government for visualisation, problem solving and decision making. Places will be filled as valid applications are received, so we recommend that you apply soon.

• 20 places available
• Based at the University of Southampton
• Field day in the New Forest
• Full day visit to Met Office, Exeter
• Full day visit to Ordnance Survey, Southampton
• Gala dinner with all Science for Society teachers at Goldsmith’s Hall, London
• All tuition, accommodation, food and travel during the course provided. (Delegates fund their own travel costs from home to Southampton).

To apply, visit the Goldsmith’s website:

www.thegoldsmiths.co.uk/charity-education/education/science-for-society-courses/

And download the Science for Society application form.

Goldsmiths University of London – SUNCAT’s newest Contributing Library

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We are pleased to announce that Goldsmiths University of London has now been added to SUNCAT, making this our third new Contributing Library of 2013. Just under 6,000 of its serial records has just been loaded into our service. This addition brings the total number of contributing libraries to 92, plus the CONSER database, the ISSN register and the Directory of Open Access Journals.

Goldsmiths University of London is situated in New Cross, South East London, five miles from central London. Its academic departments, centres and institutes offer a range of study options within the arts and humanities, social sciences, cultural studies, computing, and entrepreneurial business and management. The Library’s electronic and print journals collection supports teaching, learning and research of the College and the subject coverage therefore aims to relate closely to the academic work of College.

For further information and news about SUNCAT please see our website, follow SUNCAT on Twitter (@suncatteam), or contact the EDINA helpdesk at edina@ed.ac.uk.

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