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…ndustry website Business of Fashion, and fifth by leading blog Fashionista.com. In 2016, it was ranked second nationally in the Guardian newspaper’s league table of top fashion and textiles courses in the UK. It is also one of a select few, high-performing courses to be awarded the Creative Skillset Tick. This quality mark recognises outstanding courses and their contribution to the creative industries. The first year of the degree introduces the…

…facility as anchor tenant for the Advanced Manufacturing Park within the Sheffield and Rotherham Enterprise Zone. In 2008 it received £10m to build the AMRC Rolls-Royce Factory of the Future, which was expanded in 2012. The partnership now has over 80 industrial members, from global employers through to local specialist SMEs who pay an annual fee to access the AMRC’s resources and expertise. The AMRC with Boeing sits alongside AMRC Castings (Forme…

…test. We need to be collaborative. When money is tight, it has to be spent effectively and efficiently. In the research context, this means making the most of complementary strengths and working together to solve complex problems. It means sharing expensive equipment – not just with other researchers but with business and the wider community. It also means making sure that the fruits of research are shared with those that can put them to good use,…

…inue to recognise and reward impact when they evaluate research quality – building on the impact case study approach they pioneered for the REF 2014 exercise. [1] UK Science and Innovation Network…

…is in graduate-level jobs, those involving analytical, problem solving and complex communications, it is important that we ensure universities are working closely with employers. “What we see is that by building close relationships, such as those described in our new report, universities and employers can maximise talent, plug skills gaps and create progression routes for people from a wide range of different backgrounds. This is a core strength o…

…vernment saying ‘we’re going to sell the loan book and despite the fiscal deficit and other competing public investment priorities, we’re going to give the money back to the HE sector and ask you how you’d like to spend it’. A few billion on research? A few billion to TSB to drive the economic impact of research? Whilst these are worthy investments and I’m sure a strong case can (and has) been made for additional investment, we remain in the grip…

…lizing of design as a subject for purposeful education. Established as a recommendation of the Select Committee on Arts and Manufactures, the School of Design, now the Royal College of Art, was a strategic response to anxieties that in the arts as applied to industry, the country’s mechanics found themselves deficient due to lack of instruction. Not surprisingly, the anxieties and concerns that led to such aims came primarily from national, indust…

…ity and Hertfordshire County Council both investing. BioPark now hosts over 20 companies and the enlarged facility has 80 percent occupancy: growing companies seeking high-quality scientific facilities, often relocating from incubators elsewhere in the Cambridge–London pharma corridor. 4. Siemens – University of Lincoln partnership involves multiple layers across a broad spectrum of activities. A collaborative R&D commissioning framework has gener…