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  1. UA responds to UPP Civic University Commission report

    …pose and benefit. The modern universities represented in the University Alliance have always put their civic relationship at the heart of their work. Our engagement with colleges, local employers and community leaders help to inform the vital contribution we make to our areas and our work in shaping the workforce of tomorrow. At a time of huge economic, political and social change, universities remain vital civic anchors for their communities. I h…

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  2. University Alliance responds to Immigration White Paper

    …versity sector as a whole. In order for our higher education sector, which contributes £95 billion to the UK economy, to continue to thrive we need to be able to access not just capable students but also the brilliant academics, technicians and researchers that make our universities globally renowned. We worry that a system of arbitrary targets, income measures and restrictions will put this vital driver of the British economy under even more pres…

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  3. University Alliance comments on new graduate earnings data

    …data from the IfS will add to the body of information that helps students make judgements about their future. “As with all statistics however, it is important to look at them in context, and account for the caveats which apply. “A person’s income is impacted by a huge range of factors – not least background, economic cycles and chosen career – and may also change dramatically in the future. In particular, it is clear from these figures that prior…

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  4. University Alliance responds to Education Select Committee report in Value for Money in HE

    …and University Alliance & its members will continue to engage with policy makers and others to address these critical issues. In that spirit we welcome and recognise many of the Select Committee’s key findings, which mirror several of our positions. In particular we support the goal of greater flexibility in student loan funding to engage disenfranchised groups, a better system of credit transfer and having the infrastructure to support a wider u…

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  5. University Alliance responds to UUK report on solving future skills challenges

    …publications on technical and professional education and lifelong learning make the case for a more flexible post-18 funding system that allows learners to more easily blend full-time and part-time learning, the development of an ongoing research programme to better understand regional and national skills gaps and shortages, and the enhancement of employer involvement in student assessment.” Notes to editors: Earlier this year University Alliance…

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  6. Energy case study: Anthony Slate

    …nt plants to generate electricity whilst simultaneously removing toxins to make it safer for public consumption. His work focuses on the development of microbial fuel cells (MFCs) and coupling microbiology with electrochemistry. A microbial fuel cell is a bio-electrochemical system that harnesses the power of oxidising microorganisms, to convert organic waste directly into electrical energy. In particular, Anthony aims to improve the performance o…

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  7. Cracking the gender code

    …so enamoured with the fact I could type instructions into the computer and make it do things, that once I started I never really stopped. Positive role models are vital if we are going to remove long-ingrained stereotypes. That’s why I visit schools and colleges to engage both girls and boys in fun and interesting STEM activities which prove they can be computer scientists and engineers. I pay particular attention to ensuring that girls and boys a…

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