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UCG offers new Institute of Technology programmes
New cutting edge courses have a focus on the needs of industry and enhancing career prospects
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Lincolnshire Institute of Technology
With its cutting edge industry-standard training facilities and boundless ambition for its students, the new Institute of Technology programmes based at the University Centre Grimsby (UCG) are poised for great things over the next few years.
Focusing on specific technical skills, the programmes on offer will ensure that students leave their specialist programme industry ready or ready for further study at degree level.
The new state-of-the-art facility which is due to open its doors in September will see students using industry standard software and computers, virtual and mixed reality, 3D printing and rapid prototyping, all housed within purpose designed fully networked studios allowing opportunities for collaborative digital and traditional work. Enhancing the facility is also a digital
Filipino student bags international literary award for story on mental health
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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, February 19) A Filipino student won recognition at the 2020 International Literary Prize of the UK-based Hammond House Publishing, with his short story chosen as one of the winning entries under the Editor s Choice category.
Christian Andrei Laplap, a University of the Philippines Cebu student, received the award for his piece The Oddity That Is Them which tackles mental health. This was confirmed by UP Cebu in a press release on Wednesday.
According to UP Cebu, the winning literary works will be published in the annual Hammond House anthologies, expected to be released this February.
Published February 16, 2021, 10:06 AM
A student from the University of the Philippines was one of the recipients of the Editor’s Choice category in the 2020 Hammond House International Literary Prize.
Christian Andrei Nuez Laplap’s short story “The Oddity That is Them” was recognized by the University Centre Grimsby in the United Kingdom.
His work will be published in the literary prize’s annual anthology of short stories and will be celebrated at its Annual Literary Festival in February 2021.
Now in its fifth year, the annual writing tilt has attracted entries from 27 different countries.
The 2020 edition’s theme was “Survival.”
Winners will receive cash prizes and will be awarded via a televised awards ceremony. Meanwhile, shortlisted entries will also secure a worldwide publication.