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  1. Help us help you: what the budget needs to do to enable universities to support their regions

    October 22, 2024

    …a key cohort of students who study at Alliance universities traditionally come from the local community (in some cases as much as 70%) and at least a third of these students are classed as mature. The mature student cohort is often less mobile due to various life circumstances, hence why being able to study at a local university is so critical for them, their families and their communities. But the financials are not stacking up and that’s why we…

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  2. What you study is more important than where you study, according to new survey of graduate employers

    August 14, 2024

    …leading the way in innovation and business support in the green, tech, creative and healthcare industries. They are leading providers of teaching in healthcare, the creative industries, social sciences, engineering, business and computing. They are some of the biggest degree apprenticeship providers in the UK. We come together as the University Alliance group to benefit our member universities and their communities, and to provide expertise to po…

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  3. How Hannah followed her heart

    August 6, 2024

    …ah have for anyone considering studying Motorsport at Derby?   “Definitely come!” she says. “There’s a lot of opportunities and the structure of the course is really good, there’s different modules for different aspects. And you also learn a lot of Matlab and Computer Aided Design as well which I’d never even thought about before. Also the lecturers and technical staff are so passionate about what they do, it really does help to learn. They’re alw…

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  4. Business leaders tell Chancellor: Keep graduate visa to protect UK’s research and innovation

    May 12, 2024

    …tune of £5bn. If the graduate route is restricted, UK universities will become less globally competitive, and the government would need to find ways of covering the significant losses to research funding and wider export income caused by declining international student numbers. This would be an extraordinary economic own goal.  Together with business, we are urging the Chancellor to protect the considerable investments the Treasury has made in R&…

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  5. Professor Roderick Watkins

    …and broadcast across Europe and the UK and include a number of significant commissions. HIs opera The Juniper Tree, commissioned by the Munich Biennale and co-produced with Almeida Opera, IRCAM and the London Sinfonietta, was premiered in 1997 in Munich and London – and called “a triumph” by the Times. Other works include Labirinto (Montepulciano Festival, 1991), Red Light (London Sinfonietta, 1998), Still (Britten Sinfonia, 2000), Trace (Ensemble…

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  6. “We need to highlight how rewarding a career in health can be”

    May 23, 2023

    …ge of backgrounds to study healthcare subjects. Some of our students are 18-year-olds straight from school and college, but there are a significant number coming back to education as mature students. Some have started families, some have had other careers. What we are saying to them is: you can have a great impact on other people’s lives, no matter what your background is. It’s incredibly rewarding to make a positive impact on your own community….

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  7. Lifelong Learning – is it worth the hard yards?

    May 16, 2023

    …e been missed. The UK student profile now extends beyond the traditional 18-year-old school or college leaver to include mature, part-time, post-graduate and others – so as the model develops, we need to consider the bespoke needs of each segment. In limiting the pilot to a meagre scope of subjects, little or no promotion or guidance on how it works and offering what seems to already exist in larger courses with timing, location and delivery metho…

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  8. Professor Susan Brooks

    February 9, 2022

    …powering in overcoming these barriers. Is there anything you do in your day-to-day work to support fellow women scientists? One of the parts of my job that give me most satisfaction is being able to support the career development of others. Since 2006, I have had a split role within the University and for half of my time I am Director of Researcher Development. In that role, I oversee the career and professional development support for everyone wh…

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  9. New technologies address role of environmental pollution in decline of honeybees

    October 24, 2021

    …ish how effective this type of chemical monitoring could be through a proof-of-concept pilot study. If successful, the team will seek further support to study the extent of the problem in a wider area and continue to develop the technology. For BeesMax, the hope is this work could lead to the development of low-cost products that could be used by hobbyist beekeepers, commercial honey farms and the natural beekeeping community to test feral bees li…

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  10. Creating a new national park for the West Midlands

    October 24, 2021

    …he says. “With Coventry being crowned UK City of Culture for 2021 and the Commonwealth Games coming the following year, all eyes will be on the region. “In line with this, we need to make a positive contribution to the environment. To that end, this project is so very important and I hope we can bring it to life.” The National Park project provides the conceptual and spatial context for the case studies in the EIT Climate Kic funded project, SATU…

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