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  1. Talent: DigitalCity Fellowships helps fledgling entrepreneurs

    …ith several other studios on games apps. Their next project includes a soon-to-be-released mobile football game for young children. Bob said: “The DigitalCity Fellowship was a great help to us in getting set up and gave us the confidence to leave our jobs and set up a new business.” DigitalCity is one of several projects implemented by Teesside University to harness the talent of entrepreneurs and drive the economy in the North-East. The Teesside…

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  2. Supporting success: Increasing BME learners studying to become a paramedic

    …rease the number of Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) learners studying to become a paramedic. The East Midlands has a particularly diverse community, with a varied distribution of its BME population in large urban centres. For example, in 2014, almost half of the working age population in Leicester (46.2%), a quarter of the working population in Nottingham (24.4%) and one fifth of the working population in Derby (19.6%), were from a BME background….

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  3. The best of both worlds

    …y are supplying the future pipeline of people with the best talent to help companies, organisations and their communities to thrive. A vital characteristic of Degree Apprenticeships from our universities is the close working relationship built up with employers to develop a course that delivers big on the practical skills industry desperately needs. Sheffield Hallam University’s Chartered Manager Degree Apprenticeship with Nestlé leads to a degree…

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  4. Ensuring Britain stays ahead of the game in precision technology

    …ng, microelectronics and bio-implant production. All companies that are ISO-compliant now measure surfaces using the results of the SURFSTAND project. For example, the National Physical Laboratory (NPL) implemented the SURFSTAND results into its instrumentation. With it they have developed online software tools (in the form of its SoftGauges) that allow end-users to check the correctness of the surface metrology software provided by instrument ven…

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  5. Engineering design research putting the brakes on turbulence

    …e Huddersfield team’s inverse design methodology was incorporated into the company’s X-Stream valve trim as the ‘first valve of its kind to provide complete 3D-flow control’. This design approach employed both proven computational fluid dynamics and flow visualisation techniques to solve some of the technical challenges that can affect these components, including localised excessive turbulence and velocity, the main causes of noise and erosion pro…

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  6. Science and Innovation: future-proofing the ecosystem

    …bs are in high-skill areas, and new and growth industries are taking a high-tech and high-skill approach. The excellent world-leading research carried out in our universities allows the UK to capitalise on emerging market opportunities. Rapidly-growing, innovative companies – especially smaller ones – rely on universities’ knowledge and networks to expand and succeed. At the same time universities are developing the research-rich entrepreneurs of…

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  7. Why universities are the best places to start a business

    …is to ensure that the highly successful Cambridge model – supporting start-ups and spin-outs from the so-called Silicon Fens – is rolled out across the UK, from Bristol to Lincoln, Plymouth, Teeside and elsewhere. Cambridge is a great example of what can be achieved, but if that is the extent of our ambition, we are in trouble. Starting and sustaining your own business is not easy. Universities don’t just offer knowledge and skills on how to deve…

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  8. Delivering excellence across the UK

    …ogy Park encourages and supports the start up and development of innovation-led, high-growth, knowledge-based businesses and is currently home to 63 businesses. With more than 2,500 staff, Kingston University is one of the town’s largest employers, contributing around £500m annually to the local economy Attracts inward investment to support UK innovation Universities are international organisations, operating internationally and forming partnershi…

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  9. Delivering excellence across the UK

    …ogy Park encourages and supports the start up and development of innovation-led, high-growth, knowledge-based businesses and is currently home to 63 businesses. With more than 2,500 staff, Kingston University is one of the town’s largest employers, contributing around £500m annually to the local economy Attracts inward investment to support UK innovation Universities are international organisations, operating internationally and forming partnershi…

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  10. Great teaching and research a catalyst for economic regeneration

    …der to ensure that all of our students, all of the time are taught by fully-professional, fully-accredited lecturers. The possession of a postgraduate degree – preferably a doctorate – is vital, but in itself it is no guarantee that its holder will be a good teacher. That is a statement which might seem blindingly obvious, but I think that there has been some self-delusion in the HE sector on this issue. “If a university wants to fulfil its key ro…

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