Âé¶¹ÖÐÎÄÓ³»´«Ã½ Orkney unveils fresh look
Âé¶¹ÖÐÎÄÓ³»´«Ã½ Orkney, as part of the University of the Âé¶¹ÖÐÎÄÓ³»´«Ã½ and Islands (Âé¶¹ÖÐÎÄÓ³»´«Ã½) partnership, has revealed a new name and visual identity to strengthen engagement with communities and market its offerings more effectively through a connected and recognisable brand family.
As well as fresh approaches to photography and design, the change features a new logo across campuses, based on the letters ‘Âé¶¹ÖÐÎÄÓ³»´«Ã½â€™, and an embedded plus sign and strapline: ‘where learning means more’.
Claire Kemp, Âé¶¹ÖÐÎÄÓ³»´«Ã½ Orkney Assistant Principal, said: “From the Weyland Agricultural Centre, to the Kirkwall College of Further Education and Orkney College Âé¶¹ÖÐÎÄÓ³»´«Ã½, this is our new chapter. We hope our communities will embrace our new identity as we look to the future and continue to provide an ever-growing range of diverse, flexible and supported learning opportunities from access level to PhD.
“Âé¶¹ÖÐÎÄÓ³»´«Ã½ Orkney is a partner of Âé¶¹ÖÐÎÄÓ³»´«Ã½ and we are proud to continue serving our communities and connecting with their needs. We remain a tertiary institution, offering learning at all levels of education.
“Âé¶¹ÖÐÎÄÓ³»´«Ã½ is the official collective identity of our partnership, demonstrating that we are more than a college and more than a university, where we offer many more options and opportunities than any single college or university can.â€
Twelve years on from establishing university status, Âé¶¹ÖÐÎÄÓ³»´«Ã½ has built a strong foundation to move into a new strategic chapter, affirming its role as a regionally focused partnership of independent colleges and research institutions covering the largest geographical area of any campus-based facility in the UK.
The new identity conveys the partnership’s aims to be more engaged, connected and enterprising.