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  1. Invest in technical skills by bridging the false HE/ FE divide

    …decline in the number of mature and part-time students in England since the 2012/13 HE funding reforms. The Augar Review and election promises from all parties have thankfully shone a spotlight on the woeful underfunding of the FE sector. The global economy is evolving rapidly, but gaps in skills have left the UK lagging behind the curve in a number of areas, including engineering, ICT and the creative industries. Employers have told the CBI and P…

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  2. UA responds to HEPI report on educational underachievement of young men

    …nstitutions have a strong track record in working with partners to encourage entrants through different routes – for example, Greenwich and Kingston Universities are working alongside Fulham and Charlton Athletic Football Clubs, using football to raise awareness of all the benefits a degree has to offer youngsters who come from families with no previous experience of university education. Institutions adopting specific objectives is effective: The…

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  3. Developing intelligent technology to improve quality of life for people with neurological disabilities

    …yal College of Physicians have positively commented on the devices in their 2012 Stroke Guidelines. Since 2008, well over 10,000 stimulators have been sold – doubling OML’s turnover. They have also been exported to 18 countries including developing nations such as India. The company aims to make FES a routine treatment in the NHS and to develop its use overseas. They are already working with the research team to improve the current technology thro…

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  4. There may be trouble ahead…

    …t week the Higher Education Commission published a report setting out 16 recommendations following their inquiry into future risks to the financial sustainability of the sector. The Commission aimed to identify what is needed for ‘a thriving, buzzing centre of knowledge for England and the rest of the UK; building and expanding, producing valuable outputs, as well as receiving public investments’. Our higher education sector plays a vital role in…

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  5. Social Mobility, Higher Education and the 21st Century

    …o 80%. And while 94% of white students had gained ‘successful’ graduate outcomes six months after leaving UK higher education in 2000, this figure was not matched by other ethnic groups with the Black African group having the lowest success rate. Female graduates continue to earn less than their male counterparts, even where they have graduated from the same university, in the same subject and with the same degree classification. Similarly state s…

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  6. Project STEAMhouse at Birmingham City University gets a new home

    …to start-up and small businesses enabling them to have a base to work from efficiently, and network effectively. GROUND FLOOR Enter the building into a large reception area and cafe, a triple height atrium and exhibition space/gallery. The Ground Floor also contains dedicated facilities for STEAM learning, prototyping, and coworking, and will also house workshops, events and production space. ACQUIRE UNIQUE OFFICE SPACE Would you like to discover…

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  7. Hertfordshire helping children with autism understand the world with Kaspar the social robot

    …supported by academic partners in King’s College London, and a commercial company, Compusult in Canada. The new ‘Kaspar Explains’ project will develop Kaspar robot’s ability to articulate its rationale for its responses in conversations and interactions with children with autism, to help grow their understanding of causal explanations. Kaspar is a child-size humanoid robot who behaves in a child-like and expressive way, offering a more predictabl…

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  8. Powering business and growth

    …In 2018-19, Alliance universities provided consultancy services to 16,706 commercial companies and non-commercial organisations, of which 85% were SMEs. In 2018-19, Alliance universities provided facilities and equipment-related services to 6,227 commercial companies and non commercial organisations, of which 88% were SMEs Commercialisation and entrepreneurialism are ingrained into the DNA of Alliance universities, and powering business and growt…

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  9. Polling the public to inform our strategic planning to the recovery response

    …24%, with 13% for languages and 12% for the arts. Despite this, we remain committed to defending the value of these subjects. We have to acknowledge and recognise that there is work to be done to win over voters and government on key issues such as the debates around ‘low value’ courses. We will be using these findings as a benchmark of current opinion, a chance to understand where we’re starting from, and whilst that might be lower than we would…

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  10. Learning by doing

    …ncluding team and group working, problem-solving and creativity, resolving complexity and communication skills. This does not, of course, mean that the traditional lecture and seminar are not used in such an approach but the lecture often becomes a showpiece around which learning is structured, rather than an attempt to deliver content. The fourth complexity in implementing such an approach is the need to flex administrative and support systems cr…

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