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…University Alliance, welcomed the Growth Through People report from the UK Commission for Employment and Skills, adding “We wholeheartedly agree universities and employers need to work together to ensure the skills students are learning are relevant and up-to-date, and most importantly flexible to changing demands of the labour market. University also offers students the opportunity to expand their minds and broaden their understanding, and this a…

…2, our university_vision project developed a set of four scenarios to challenge the concept of what universities are for and the shape that they will take in 2025 and beyond. Further background on the outcomes of this project can be found here….

…visas for all graduates from UK universities. It is madness that we are cutting off this pipeline of the world’s brightest talent. “Not only are they paying their own way and investing in our excellent university system – benefitting local students and communities – they bring fresh ideas during their time in the workplace which drive business growth. They then go on to build important global links when they return to their countries of origin.”…

…on, called Robbins Rebooted, Liam Byrne, Labour’s shadow minister for universities, science and skills, praises the “compelling” Leunig/IPPR proposal, as well as the University Alliance’s “important alternative”. Funding permitting, both ideas should be given “serious consideration” by an incoming minister in 2015, he says.” The extensive piece also went on to say that: The University Alliance scheme suggests repayments would come out of a graduat…

…cates that enable them to go straight onto building sites; aircraft repair company GE takes up to 60 interns a year from the University of New South Wales; and Coventry University runs a global leaders programme for postgraduates, including lectures from inspirational leaders of global organisations and opportunities to learn a language, study overseas or volunteer with different communities.” Further details on these and a wide range of our other…

…ent number controls in Australia – and what it could mean for England. Our comments re-stated the urgent need to create a more flexible, robust and affordable student loan system to allow people, whatever their age or background, to acquire high-level skills for the changing global economy. Professor Steve West, chair of the University Alliance group of newer universities such as University of Portsmouth and Coventry University, said Australia’s e…

…dibly important part of University Alliance, with a strong commitment to providing a positive and constructive contribution to the higher education debate, in particular as its Chair from 2009 to 2012​. “​We wish her all the best in her new position and ​look forward to the ongoing contribution she will make to UK higher education.”…

University Alliance has commented today on the Guardian Higher Education Network Blog about creating a sustainable future for Higher Education. The blog has launched a poll following comments by David Willetts, the former universities and science minister, that universities should be given the opportunity to buy their own student loans. In response, Professor Steve West, chair of University Alliance, has outlined our concerns with David Willetts’…

…nd Science. We would also like to thank David Willetts for his outstanding commitment to UK higher education and his collegiate approach to working with experts across the sector. “This is an exciting time for UK higher education and research. Our place in the world as global leaders in higher education and the role of universities as anchor institutions within their cities and regions will only become more significant through University Enterpris…

…ews for individuals, for the economy and for society. Gone are the days when an individual could go to university, get a job straight after graduation and stay in that role until they were drawing their pension.’ Read more on the NCUB blog here.   Come to our launch event for Job Ready: universities, employers and students creating success Tuesday 8 July, 12.30pm – 2.30pm Churchill Room, House of Commons, London With short speeches from the Rt Hon…