…iques for paints. Unit 63 Art and Design Bournemouth’s National Centre for Computer Animation is working with the University of Bath to create the first Industrial Doctoral Centre for the Computer Animation industry. This pioneering project has been awarded nearly £6 million by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC). With an annual turnover of approx £7 billion the computer animation industry is of increasing importance to…
…University’s new Town House Building, we are so pleased that we can still come together online. We hope that our free virtual event affords our colleagues across the Alliance a chance to come together and hear from a range of external speakers and discuss how, as professional and technical universities, we are learning, responding and adapting to the challenges posed by the pandemic, and how we can continue our ambitions to serve our communities…
…people’s skills and feelings of inclusion, giving them the confidence to become youth ambassadors and engage with their communities. Dr Laredo said: “We are interested in how youth workers have been continuing to work successfully with young people throughout the pandemic, moving their work online into virtual communities. It has been exciting seeing how youth workers have been using Zoom and WhatsApp creatively in their work; and now we want to l…
…e your name, course/occupation with the name of the university you attend. Competition rules This competition is open to students and staff at University Alliance institutions. A maximum of two front covers will be accepted per entrant. The University Alliance logo should be included somewhere on the front cover. To download please click here. The brand can be used with any of the colours in the palette in our Style guide but only use one colour (…
…e your name, course/occupation with the name of the university you attend. Competition rules This competition is open to students and staff at University Alliance institutions. A maximum of two front covers will be accepted per entrant. The University Alliance logo should be included somewhere on the front cover. To download please click here. The brand can be used with any of the colours in the palette but only use one colour (rather than multi-c…
…image to info@www.unialliance.ac.uk with the subject line ‘Christmas Card Competition’. Please include your name, course/occupation and the name of the university you attend. Competition rules: This contest is open to students and staff at University Alliance institutions. A maximum of two front covers will be accepted per entrant. The University Alliance logo should be included somewhere on the front cover. To download please click here. The bra…
…ric transport manufacturing, and working towards the 2050 net zero target. https://youtu.be/KEnMLv3jwpM Achievements at a glance Over 400 students graduated with a BEng or MEng in Manufacturing and Engineering High employment rate for all of our students Queen’s Anniversary Prize for Innovation in Higher Education Over £110m of Research and Development projects completed Over £500m of economic value generated for UK industry £18m invested since 20…
…leaders about the paths their institutions will take. A workshop with Wellcome explored ways to build a better culture within our research communities, and Public First led a session on the political landscape and how the government priorities have changed since covid, and how Universities within the Alliance can effectively influence government policy. Student Minds delivered a workshop on their recently launched guidance ‘Planning for a Sustain…
…nges posed by COVID-19, and how we can continue our ambitions to serve our communities throughout the crisis. An introduction UA’s mission has always been driven by the students, communities and industries we serve, and as we have seen over recent weeks, this role has never been more important. During her opening Summit speech, Vanessa Wilson, CEO of UA, stated that during the COVID-19 crisis the value of Alliance universities and their impact on…
…that play out during the course of Nuñez’s photography project. Wonderland combines personal testimony with footage of participants taking self-portraits and work-shopping as a group. Over the course of 17 minutes, the viewer is exposed to the individual confidence and mutual bonds that emerge as the project comes to fruition. Research and cinema go back a long way – to at least the turn of the Nineteenth and the beginning of the Twentieth century…
