This blog was first published as part of the Creative Industries Federation’s campaign to promote the importance of creative education. Find out more about the campaign and how you can support it here. University Alliance is a mission group, championing universities that are committed to providing their students with the technical skills and experience they […]
University Alliance’s CEO shows that when it comes to Universities, there’s something for everyone.
Ana’s thoughts on her first DTA Biosciences summer school.
University Alliance imagines a fictitious situation where we are leaving a welcome note for the new Prime Minister.
CEO Vanessa Wilson reflects on the recent University Alliance summit and looks forward to the future.
So it’s finally landed. And landed very heavily at 200-plus pages and 50 recommendations. Philip Augar and his panel has done exactly what ministers asked for – a serious, detailed and comprehensive assessment of the current system: what works; what doesn’t; and options on how to fix it. There are areas of concern, particularly on […]
Today, Universities UK launches its second phase of the successful ‘Made at Uni’ campaign. The University Alliance is once again incredibly proud to support this initiative. The focus of this campaign is on the ‘Nation’s Lifesavers’, the people and projects within universities across the country whose work is helping to improve all of our health […]
The UA Communications Officer reflects on the first ever DTA Spring School.
Writing for wonkhe.com, our CEO Vanessa Wilson outlines how universities must stand together to respond to the challenges facing the higher education sector – and what this means for University Alliance I have spent my first few weeks at the helm of University Alliance travelling across the UK to meet our members. I have loved […]
Today sees the publication of a joint report by Universities UK and the National Union of Students into a critical issue affecting the higher education sector – the attainment gap between Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) and white students. It shouldn’t need stating, but it is simply unacceptable that race and ethnicity should have […]
