Strategic Objectives
To be academically excellent
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To create, exploit and transfer knowledge
High quality information systems and services will
enhance the student experience, improving the efficiency
and effectiveness of the processes that support learning
and teaching. The Information Strategy will facilitate the
development of a content-rich learning environment,
blending external and local resources, making it easier for
students to access the learning resources they require.
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To develop confident employable graduates
The Information Strategy will encourage students to
benefit from readily available access to information. They
will develop information skills which encourage them to
explore and exploit innovative approaches to learning and
which will remain relevant post-graduation.
The Information Strategy supports the generation of new
knowledge and understanding, facilitating access to the
global knowledge base and providing a range of
information and resources that enhance research
capability. The effective dissemination of research
outputs is seen as integral to the research process.
Aims
The information systems and services of the University
support its academic function.
An appropriate standard of provision for equipment and
learning technologies is established and provided to
students to enable them to maximise their learning
experience.
Specialist application hardware and software is available
to support teaching.
The University’s physical learning spaces support
innovative pedagogical approaches to learning and
teaching.
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Aims
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