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…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…

…ity Alliance and Vice Chancellor of the University of the West of England, commented on the announcement that Professor Janet Beer has been appointed as the new Vice Chancellor of the University of Liverpool. “​On behalf of colleagues from across University Alliance we congratulate Janet ​ on her appointment as the new Vice Chancellor of the University of Liverpool. ​Janet has been an incredibly important part of University Alliance, with a strong…

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’…

…Science, Professor Steve West, Chair of University Alliance, said: “We welcome Greg Clark MP to the important job of Minister of State for Universities and 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 ed…

…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…

…historic commitment within Alliance universities to be solutions-orientated: working in partnership with others and producing innovative outputs. You see this in our graduates, our research, our business partnerships. And you hopefully see this in the approach we take as a collective through University Alliance. So in looking at the issue of the future of higher education we wanted to take the same approach. There were certain limitations and issu…

…port We need to underpin a higher education sector that can drive the UK’s competitiveness in a global knowledge economy and can anticipate a new labour market shaped by rapid changes in technology, globalisation and increased economic uncertainty. This needs to be about more than just supporting school-leavers entering higher education as the current system does. It needs to be about developing and growing global talent – supporting creativity, i…

…creating success Tuesday 8 July, 12.30pm – 2.30pm Churchill Room, House of Commons, London With short speeches from the Rt Hon David Willetts MP, CBI and British Airways We would be delighted if you could join us as we showcase and discuss excellence in universities and businesses working together for the benefit of students and graduates in the UK. The event will see the launch of a new study, Job Ready, which will demonstrate the positive impact…

…hed a report by Libby Hackett, the chief executive of University Alliance, comparing the UK system with that of Australia. While focused on what the UK can learn from Australia, the report suggests where Australia could learn from the UK. “Funding on the basis of retention also provides more options for managing rising rates of non-completion or drop out, which is something that might be more relevant to the Australian higher education sector in a…

…ial, April 8). Worryingly, though, we are losing international students to competing nations, such as Canada and Australia, due to the UK’s restrictive policy on post-study work visas. Alliance universities (which deliver 50 per cent of all science, technology, engineering and maths courses in the UK) have seen as much as a 50 per cent reduction in overseas students studying Stem over the past two years. These arbitrary migration targets are harmi…