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The University of Central Lancashire - London

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Jan

Basic Computer Skills Training

26/01/2026 |

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Are you new to using computers for academic work or need a refresher?

The Learning Resource team is running an in-person Basic Computer Skills Training workshop from Week two to six for Level 3 and 4 students.


Here's what you'll learn:

💻 Introduction to Computers in Education
📚 Accessing Digital Library & Kortext
📝 Microsoft Word – Essential Skills + 🔍 Introducing Turnitin Practice
📊 Microsoft PowerPoint – Creating Presentations + 🚀 How to Submit PowerPoint on VLE

 


🗓️ When: Starting from Monday 26th January 2026 (Week 2 - Week 6)

⏰ Time: Monday and Friday (13:00 - 14:00) and Tuesday and Thursday (17:00 - 18:00)

📍 Location: LRC – Computer Library

✅ No prior computer experience needed
(Pre-booked participants will be permitted to enter up to 15 minutes after the session has started.)

💡 Want to enhance your Excel skills?

For students looking to learn, refresh, or advance their Excel skills, a self-paced learning resource is now available here on the VLE under the Learning Resource Centre tile.


For more details, visit LRC or email them at learningresources@london.uclan.ac.uk

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Feb

A Virtual Visit to CERN

13/02/2026 |

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Friday 13 February, 10:30–11:30
📍 Online (live from UCLan London, Rooms 603 & 604)

Join us for an exciting virtual visit to CERN, the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, located near Geneva, Switzerland. Founded in 1954, CERN has been at the forefront of scientific discovery and technological innovation for decades and is famously the birthplace of the World Wide Web.

About the session

During this live virtual visit, students will be taken inside the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) detector, one of the major experiments at CERN. The CMS detector played a key role in the discovery of the Higgs Boson in 2012, a breakthrough that helped explain how particles acquire mass.

What students will learn

  • How the CMS detector works and why it is critical to modern particle physics

  • How data from particle collisions is collected and analysed

  • The wide range of careers at CERN, beyond physics alone

  • How skills from computing and related degrees are directly applied in cutting-edge scientific research

Who should attend

This event is open to UCLanL students, particularly those studying computing and related disciplines, as well as UCLanL staff and invited guests with UCLanL email addresses.

Registration

Advance registration is required.
Please register using the link provided to secure your place and receive joining details.

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