DTA guidance for taking care of mental health and wellbeing

University Alliance’s Doctoral Training Alliance have developed the DTA guidance for taking care of mental health and wellbeing for their postgraduate researchers. The guidance is designed to support DTA students to:

Develop their knowledge of the most common difficulties affecting the mental health of PhD researchers as well as tips to deal with them
Find out about the professional services available at their institution to support their mental health and wellbeing

University Alliance publish asks ahead of 2024 Autumn Budget

Posted on October 22, 2024

University Alliance has published their budget submission to the Treasury, which was submitted on Tuesday 10 September, outlining their asks for the October 2024 Budget and 2025/26 Departmental Expenditure Limits.…
Let’s Get Technical: Priorities for the new government

Posted on August 28, 2024

In 2023, we published Let’s Get Technical, our manifesto for professional and technical universities. With a change of government taking place In summer 2024, we published an updated policy publication,…
To what degree: Understanding what UK businesses look for in graduates

Posted on August 14, 2024

When hiring, employers tend to value a graduate’s skills, the subject they studied, and vocational experience gained during their degree ahead of grades achieved or whether the graduate studied at…

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