…rogramme teams entering a design / re-design process Multi-disciplinary groups or single discipline teams Length: half-day Provided by: a team of two or more PRC members, including at least one TEA Sandpit graduate. f Evaluating and evidencing impact This session is designed to: Support programme teams / subject areas and project teams to design approaches to evaluation Provide guidance and support on different / innovative approaches to evaluatin…
…s of law including family and employment law. When the University moved to online tuition in March as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Hertfordshire Law Clinic also moved online to ensure continuous support for the local community at this difficult time. Hertfordshire Law Clinic students shadow the solicitor giving verbal advice to the tenant via video conferencing. This allows the students to gain valuable experience of how to quickly ascertain…
…in FE colleges as well as the growth of private universities and for-profit degree courses designed by industry. Delegates will also discuss developments in traditional distance learning and the potential of new methods of online learning – with latest thinking on issues such as online assessment, scalability and tackling plagiarism. Speakers include Libby Hackett, Chief Executive, University Alliance See here for more details or to book on….
…versity of Sheffield’s training centre based at the Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) which offers advanced apprenticeships and degree-level training for companies in the advanced manufacturing sectors. The Technology Partnership’s IT Management and Business Degree, currently available at 18 different universities. Read the report here….
…aring.” She became the first in her family to go to university, reading German at the University of Manchester. “The right university always finds you, I think.” I was quite shocked at the reputation that the DfE had. It seemed really quite fractious Higher education, she affirms, unlocks potential in people. Much like a good Olympic coach, in fact. And it’s this commitment to bringing out the best in people that is the golden thread running throu…
…consistent. It became something to look forward to, offering much needed human contact to beat the blues of social isolation. And there’s an added bonus – regular catch ups can help you keep track of the days of the week too. With the current lockdown across the UK, returning to the office seems like a distant dream. And even once it becomes safe to return, I expect that a blend of working from home and the office will become the norm for many of…
…st be analysed annually to detect flight errors happening outside accepted safety parameters. However, manual analysis, as well as being time consuming, expensive and requiring complex technical skills, is prone to human errors. University of Portsmouth researchers set up two Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (which later attracted Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council funding) with Flight Data Services (FDS) Ltd to enhance flight safet…
…dents learn. They supported us through our placement and made sure we were safe while doing so. The skills that I have learned through working in a pandemic will be those that I carry with me for the rest of my professional career, and I am forever grateful for the staff supporting us, especially with the heavy workload we had. Staying safe During my time on the ward I learned a lot about hygiene and its importance during the pandemic. We were tol…
…g with invoicing. Provide administrative support for the DTA governance groups, which will include securing dates and booking meetings, setting up online meetings and/or booking physical venues, arranging catering and supporting the minute taking process. Supporting other key areas of DTA Team admin including organising & booking travel, event planning including sourcing suppliers, arranging couriers amongst other duties. Experience and skills req…
…to help people with long-term conditions cope with social distancing, and manage related stress and anxiety, through creative activities. In short: Dr Stephanie Kilinç, who is based in the University’s School of Social Sciences, Humanities and Law, ran a three initial live MyCreativeLife sessions in May for individuals with any type of long-term health condition. This included anxiety, asthma, chronic pain, diabetes, dystonia, epilepsy, motor neu…
