Mon 7 Oct - Fri 22 Nov
Direct elections of Student Representatives to the Student Council 2019/20
For more details please look at the ‘Student Council’ page on Moodle.
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Important information for students who are EU citizens
The College highly values its diversity of staff and students, and we have a sizeable number of staff and students who are EU citizens. The Government is planning for Britain to leave the EU on the 29th March and as such is introducing an EU Settlement Scheme for those who wish to continue to live, work and study in the UK.
We want to ensure all staff and students whom this may affect are fully informed so they can make necessary arrangements. Please see the Briefing Leaflet PDF below, which provides summary information. Further details can be found here: https://www.gov.uk/settled-status-eu-citizens-families. The scheme will be open from 30th March 2019 – 30th June 2021.
Where I Am Is Here: Exhibition Open Call
We invite students to submit work for an exhibition in the Barry Till Gallery, in response to the films of the pioneering film-maker, painter and poet, Margaret Tait (1918-99). Your response can be in any form including 2D and 3D work, creative writing, music and performance.
Tait is one of the most visionary and stridently independent artists to have emerged from the UK, yet her work has until recently remained relatively unknown. Morley’s exhibition coincides with Tait’s centenary celebrations taking place across 2018-2019.
Watch one of Tait's films and pick up a brief at the new reception. For for more information, and to watch more films, head to Gallery Moodle page. Any queries? Email gallery@morleycollege.ac.uk
Starting a course at Morley College London? Watch our induction video to find out about our student support, representation and college life.
Find out more: www.morleycollege.ac.uk/students
If you have any queries about Moodle or other eLearning resources please contact: laurence.elliott@morleycollege.ac.uk
How can students easily protect themselves against cyber crime?
Students working at a laptop ©Jisc and Matt Lincoln CC BY-NC-ND
From essay writing to course research to watching the latest boxset, using the internet is a part of daily life for students. Not being able to use their personal devices and online accounts because of a cyber attack is more than just annoying – it could have serious consequences for their course, or their finances.
An animation about staying safe online, created by the Centre for Community Learning and Engagement students at Morley College London.
The 5 e-Safe Ts were developed by JISC TechDis in partnership with staff and students on the East Midlands e-Safety project. http://www.em-esafetyproject.co.uk/
Resources available
The College’s OpenAthens portal gives students free access to several online resources, from both within and outside the College including:
- Arts on Film Archive
- British Library Sound Archive
- eBooks via Dawsonera
- ebrary: eBooks for FE
- Oxford Art online
- Oxford Music online
- The Oxford History of Western Music
- Primal Pictures