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  1. University Alliance launch ‘Driving Academic Diversity in their Media Voices’ campaign with live online panel event

    …r campaign partners ExpertFile. From this, journalists and other media representatives can search for their chosen topic and select UA specialists from the field for comment. The bank holds the profiles of over 60 academics, who will be available for media comment. The online panel discussion event included introductions from campaign coordinators Beth Button, Head of Communications at University Alliance, and Justin Shaw, Chief Higher Education C…

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  2. Universities, the NHS, and health workforce transformation

    …s. At the other end of the scale, there are ICBs in which there is limited understanding of universities’ role in the development and retention of the healthcare workforce, not to mention research, innovation or knowledge exchange opportunities. Universities are regarded as just another “workforce supplier” delivering regular outputs of different staff roles to meet the requirements of local and national employers. But at a time when applications…

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  3. Capturing Chernobyl’s growing wildlife

    …entist could even survive working in this radioactive wasteland, let alone undertake research on wildlife! Surely everything is dead? Given that our research in the region has recently led to the award of the Times Higher Education (THE) Research Project of the Year, there is clearly more to the story of Chernobyl and its wildlife. Let’s look at the facts. On 26 April 1986, a steam explosion in reactor four of the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant (Ch…

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  4. Being innovative about the future of innovation funding

    …ductivity, we suggest a 4-point plan for the future of innovation funding, underpinned by our universities’ crucial role in helping our businesses, cities and regions to flourish. [1] https://www.gov.uk/government/news/productivity-plan-launched [2] Global Competitiveness Index 2014-15, The World Economic Forum, 2014; Main Science and Technology Indicators, OECD, 2015 [3] The Global Innovation Index 2014, Cornell University, INSEAD and WIPO, 2014;…

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  5. HELP from Down Under?

    …the 45% RAB charge) and secondly, that postgraduate students and even many undergraduate students (those seeking to re-train or up-skill) cannot access a student loan to cover the cost of upfront fees. “We are looking at intelligent solutions that would address our problems without the need for radical overhaul; Australia is an excellent place to look. Through their Higher Education Loan Programme (HELP), that helps every student to contribute tow…

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  6. University Alliance propose a Graduate Contribution Scheme that would allow more students to go to university

    …nts. It also replaces the current complicated system that is far easier to understand while still ensuring that those even on the lowest incomes are able to study for a degree. The Alliance argues that the ‘maximum graduate contribution’ to cover course fees could be set by the University, and the Government would still be free to cap this if it chose to do so. Libby Aston, Director of University Alliance representing 23 major universities at the…

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  7. How can your research impact on future policies?

    …g forward. On many occasions, it was made clear to us that whatever the quality and the importance of the research produced, it would only be considered if it had a client. Having completed my week, I have a much better understanding of how research informs policy making and how I can get involved. Parliament and Government are constantly asking for science input, scientists must tune to the right channels to hear their requests….

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  8. Submission to the Independent Review of Higher Education Funding and Student Finance – Second call for evidence

    …its position as one of the best HE sectors in the world. [Download as PDF] Understanding the higher education market There has been increasing interest in the concept of a market in higher education over recent years following the introduction of variable fees; whether from those who believe that “dividing up our limited resource through a market mechanism is wrong”1; or those who promote it as a route to driving up standards and “forcing institut…

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  9. Cracking the gender code

    …build one of their own if they learn more about science and programming. Besides highlighting positive role models, we must teach scientific concepts in school that girls can relate to. We also need to work with parents to encourage children to study the right subjects for them, regardless of their gender. Promoting success stories from university and the workplace is the start, but cracking the gender code requires us to do more to celebrate the…

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  10. Using data to improve young people’s lives – Oxford Brookes University

    …bal organisations. Rozana’s long-term research into the value of education underpinned the World Bank’s decision to invest $100 million in boosting children’s education in Sri Lanka, and her research into the impact of poor nutrition on young people’s growth has led to fresh thinking which is influencing how UNICEF and other agencies tackle the problem. “An important contribution to the development of further World Bank investment in education.” W…

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