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…iversity research continues to have an impact on people and places, and to maintain our global standing as a research nation, is to continue funding excellent research wherever it is found. “Previous funding decisions have been right to seek out and fund the teams doing leading research rather than picking winners at an institutional level. Sustained investment has supported the wide and deep impact and diversity of UK research. “The approach take…

…ewarded for all their hard-work and efforts over the last year and we will celebrate all they have achieved. It is so exciting to see Streetscape continuing to train young people and help them find and retain work. It is why we do what we do. You can find out more about Streetscape via our newsletter or our Facebook page. Beyond Streetscape I have been using my experience in sales to provide sales and strategic consultancy to SME’s and individuals…

…ut the future of higher education. While 2012 has been a challenging year for the sector, we have much to celebrate and be proud of. As Anchor Institutions, our universities continue to offer a life-changing experience for their students, solutions to the complex problems and remain a key pillar of our economy and society. We remain ambitious for the future of UK higher education and look forward to the exciting opportunities that await us in 2013…

…We responded to the Department for Education’s consultation on part-time maintenance loans. Read our submission here or click on the image (right). You can read about the original consultation here….

…e’s Chief Executive Maddalaine Ansell has featured in a story by the Daily Mail into the Budget measures announced by George Osborne earlier this week. The Chancellor of the Exchequer confirmed a number of announcements for higher education, including the news that tuition fees will be allowed to rise above £9000 at universities which offer high-quality teaching. Maddalaine Ansell, of University Alliance, a coalition of newer institutions, said: ‘…

…tenance grants would be replaced by loans included our response to the Chancellor of the Exchequer‘s measures. Responding to the tuition fee changes, Maddalaine Ansell, chief executive of University Alliance, said: “Linking tuition fees to inflation is essential if our universities are to offer world class teaching. “It is reasonable to link the increase to teaching excellence and University Alliance looks forward to working with the government to…