…16. Prior to this he was the Dean of Kingston University’s Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture for four years as well as Pro Vice-Chancellor (Culture and Civic Engagement). His early career saw him based in a number of European cities including Berlin, Zurich – at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, ETH Zürich – and later in Hamburg as founding principal of the HafenCity University, a university of the built environment and metropolitan…
…and improving public health policy. This includes involving patients to co-design new health products and services, developing innovative diagnostic tools to assess and treat chronic pain and long-term conditions, rolling out programmes that allow stroke victims to take control of their own everyday lives and designing socially intelligent robots that help children with autism develop vital skills to improve their social interactions and communica…
…tudents or our new Delia Derbyshire building which is home to our arts and design courses. Virtual and augmented reality also play a big part in courses across Coventry University’s courses, whether that’s simulating a patient in an operating theatre being given anaesthetics, forensic investigations students learning how to work at mock crime scenes and collision sites, or honing skills for future journalists, games designers or actors. What is my…
…Gregson, General Secretary/CEO, National Society for Education in Art and Design (NSEAD) “It has never been a more critical time for the education sector to come together across the school, FE and HE sectors to ensure a joined up and truly accessible creative education pathway for young people, from early years through to HE and beyond. With the current lack of equity, visibility and access to arts, cultural and creative education across the whol…
…cy at the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI); Shortlisted nominees: ARU law clinic, Anglia Ruskin University Inter faith network, Middlesex University Menopause and menstruation group, Oxford Brookes University Oxford Brookes and Sobell House Ox Trail Team, Oxford Brookes University The Professionals Award With thanks to our judges: Joe Marshall, Chief Executive Officer, National Centre for Universities and Business (NCUB) Anne-Marie Graham…
…nce universities specialise in working with employers to meet skills needs. 1/3 of our courses are professionally accredited, and we deliver 1/3 of degree apprenticeships in England. Our members can work with you to ensure their graduates are equipped to meet your skills needs, and to help you upskill your existing workforce. Examples of the type of support our members can offer include: Co-design of university courses, modules or degree apprentic…
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…ree apprenticeship providers in England. Four UA members were among the top 10 providers to receive the largest amount funding to support degree apprenticeships in the 2022/23 Office for Students Strategic Priorities Grant (SPG) allocations: Anglia Ruskin University, UWE Bristol, Middlesex University and Coventry University. Policy recommendations: We published two policy briefings over 2022 and 2023, which include our recommendations for the exp…
…s surging and fashion films becoming powerful marketing tools for creative designs. Immersive technology presents a unique opportunity to create a sustainable future for traditional textile design, production, and consumption. As well as this, RGU Orkney led on an effort to revolutionise digital innovation in Northern Scotland. The University partnered with institutions in Northern Ireland, Ireland, and Iceland to help small and medium-sized enter…
…centre that focuses on addressing innovation challenges facing the infrastructure sector. They also on perform research and consultancy work in Civil Engineering. Nigerian-born Fatima has a background in safety, health and environmental management. Before embarking on a PhD, she completed the MSc Safety, Health and Environmental Management also at the USW. Fatima’s doctoral research looks at the social and cognitive behavioural factors that influ…
