…A total of 133 Adult Nursing and Mental Health Nursing students have recently completed their undergraduate degrees, enabling them to apply for Nursing and Midwifery Council registration and begin employment with partner NHS Trusts. In addition, more than 300 Nursing and Midwifery students who are in the final six months of their degree are to undertake extended clinical placements with NHS partners, having either completed or scheduled their indu…
…be worked out, this is a chance to collectively consider how we meaningfully and sustainably invest in apprenticeships and grasp the opportunity to strengthen our nation’s vocational offer for the benefit of individuals, employers and the economy. The value of degree apprenticeships However, we risk missing a key piece of the puzzle in degree apprenticeships, which have been noticeably absent from the coverage of the prime minister’s commitment a…
…g provision and bioimaging suites at Oxford Brookes University Posted on July 14, 2021 Skills Simulation Centre at UWE Bristol Posted on July 15, 2021 Patient Simulations and Critical Care at Coventry University Posted on July 15, 2021 Collaboration including University of Hertfordshire and Leeds Beckett University works to improve hospital care for people with dementia Posted on July 20, 2021 Anglia Ruskin collaboration study investigates whether…
…lhl03znHU Architecture postgraduate student Oxford Brookes University https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxBI3ukOWeY&list=PL71C294A5F2543E31&index=13 Architecture BA students Kingston University Health and social care Patrick, Mental Health Nursing University of South Wales https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jR8tiR8zdDg Louisa, Sociology Kingston University https://youtu.be/B–h8vO2GfQ Operating Department Practise students University of South Wales Law…
…reating healthy, nutritious and affordable juices from fruit considered ‘ugly’. Frugly juice aims to rescue fruit from the rubbish. In the UK alone, seven million tonnes of food is thrown away each year with up to 40% of fruit and veg not even making it from farms to supermarket shelves due to its ‘ugly’ appearance. Despite, as Harry explains, still being beautiful on the inside. Frugly aims to intercept wasted produce, like the 1.4 million binned…
…sity Alliance Chief Executive Maddalaine Ansell said: “Universities will only be fully supporting social fairness when everyone with the ability to benefit from a university education has the opportunity to do so. This must go beyond “access” to include ensuring students are supported to complete their studies and progress to further study or a good job. “We are proud to be the only group of universities that is above benchmark on both access and…
…for university-business collaboration Proposal five In keeping with the newly enhanced role for the Technology Strategy Board (TSB), we strongly support the Wilson review recommendation that the TSB should work with universities, research funders and business to establish a boundary-scanning capability with intelligent brokering to facilitate innovation.[6] [1] The January 2012 Grant Letter to HEFCE confirmed that 10,000 modernisation fund student…
…arning that three quarters of students and two thirds of parents do not fully understand the bursaries system can be found at – http://www.offa.org.uk/press-releases/bursaries-are-helping-overcome-financialbarriers-to-he-new-research-shows/ University Alliance’s first submission to Lord Browne’s Review looked at the evidence of the impact of fees. Page 38 of this report looks at market failure and the misinformation regarding the current system, t…
…cellence for net zero technology and innovation, the NZIIC has an unashamedly bold ambition to be a key player in the decarbonisation of what has traditionally been one of the most carbon-intensive regions of the United Kingdom. However, we believe the Tees Valley’s industrial heritage will be key to the success of this mission. There is a will both from policy makers and from industry to see it achieved and to take advantages of the opportunities…
…ons and greater collaboration is needed to alleviate inefficiencies and address the costs associated with developing overseas partnership, such as collaboration through regional hubs on GCRF. You can read our full response here. It is anticipated interim findings will be presented to Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) ministers in the Summer. To discuss our response, please contact Ellie Russell, Deputy Head of Policy e…
