…Alliance universities work with a wide range of industry and business partners, professional bodies, charities and other organisations to address skills needs, develop applied research and undertake projects that benefit their local community. Read why these organisations are supporting the #UApoweringUK campaign…
…liance universities carry out within six key areas, we highlight their instrumental role in Powering the UK’s Future. Alliance Universities have the heritage, local connections, industry links and public service partnerships needed to help power a social, economic and cultural recovery. Working in partnership to support the growth of the economy and our towns and cities is central to our mission. Many of our member universities trace their origins…
…ital was created in three weeks at UWE Bristol Posted on October 23, 2020 ARU Nurse blogs on working on the coronavirus front line Posted on October 23, 2020 Hundreds of ARU students join NHS front line Posted on October 23, 2020 Kingston University nursing students going above and beyond during coronavirus pandemic Posted on October 23, 2020 Leeds fashion students create masks and scrubs for front-line workers Posted on October 26, 2020 Innovativ…
…etition. All entries will be displayed at this year’s Summit and again at the Summer Schools, where prizes will be awarded for a people’s choice, judge’s winner and runner up. You can read about the event in a blog post from our DTA team here. View all the entries here…
…ally graduated in 2018. Her apprenticeship journey has inspired Tegan to spread the word about the advantages of taking an apprenticeship, as it balances the practical and academic aspects of study. The integrated nature of the apprenticeship has helped her acquire new skills in the workplace. Tegan is most proud of the fact that she has come from a position of being mainly housebound, to ultimately sustaining herself, whilst independently working…
…f senior positions at Northumbria, Durham and Aston universities, as well as heading up the education policy team at the Confederation of British Industry (CBI). Professor Slee began his career as a historian, gaining his degree from the University of Reading and his PhD from the University of Cambridge, before going on to work as a research fellow at Manchester and Durham Universities. He is a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and of the Hig…
…t English-language book on renowned choreographer William Forsythe, William Forsythe and the Practice of Choreography. It Starts from Any Point. Read the full biography on the Kingston University website here….
…ent. An academic scholar in the field of management and business education, he holds honorary and visiting professorships from universities in Russia and China. Read Professor Paul Croney’s profile here….
…I am really happy that I applied through clearing as it provided me and thousands of other students with chances that we didn’t think were available to us. How has Clearing helped you? I am not sure where I would be now if I didn’t go to RGU through Clearing. If anything, due to COVID, I would most likely be at home still, which is not an ideal situation. I am so grateful that I had this opportunity presented to me and that I took it. I am having…
…ory Manager. After a lengthy spell with Camden/Budweiser, he left to take on the challenge of becoming the Sales Operations Manager at Lion Little World Beverages. Robbin also does web development in his spare time….
