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  1. Knowledge exchange: Knowledge transfer to support businesses

    …nowledge Action Network ERDF Programme and 117 completed the LEAD programme. The combined funding won for these exceeded £10 million. Larger businesses are also benefitting. Employers such as HMRC, Tesco, JD Sports, McDonald’s and ASDA George participate in the University’s workplace-relevant continuing professional development training, foundation degrees and postgraduate programmes. The tailored training and degree programmes are helping to crea…

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  2. Metro mayors need the right tools to boost skills

    …que opportunity to better align skills policy with the work of universities. Commenting, University Alliance Chief Executive Maddalaine Ansell said: “If the government is serious about creating opportunities for everyone, in all parts of the country, and raising productivity, then skills need to be a far more prominent part of the Northern Powerhouse and Midlands Engine story. With the apprenticeship levy coming in next year, it is crucial that we…

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  3. Research Fortnight: Caught in the torchlight – Beware of what lurks in the dark corners of the higher education and research bill

    …ditionally had three missions―teaching, research and engagement with their communities. Each of these missions has evolved over time: teaching must include reaching out and supporting people who would previously not have gone to university; research must have impact; and, as our regional leadership reports argue, universities, as anchor institutions, are essential for building healthy communities and creating innovative regions. So we must recogni…

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  4. Transformative knowledge: Knowledge exchange forum creates opportunities for businesses to ‘crowdspeak’ and collaborate

    …a wide range of resources in one place for the first time at gaininbusiness.com. The South West regional economy is characterised by geographically dispersed SMEs – and the Gain Digital Exchange enables pre-start, start up and established businesses to share their experiences and source advice and guidance via peer-to-peer networks and suppliers of business support. Every homepage is unique and intelligently tailored to the user, pulling in releva…

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  5. Talent: Nurturing early development of students and graduates’ businesses

    …ice, Strafe Creative, a digital marketing and branding agency, and Prime Principle a market leader with their Classroom monitor – a school pupil online tracking and reporting system. Indeed in its 15 year history The Hive’s students and businesses have won many awards, accolades and competitions. These have included regional prizes at the Nottinghamshire Business Awards, Spirit of Enterprise Awards, Prince’s Trust Entrepreneur of the Year Award, R…

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  6. Space: Creating a new hub for education, innovation and investment in high-tech industries

    …– home to the University’s Schools of Pharmacy, Chemistry and Life Sciences. It welcomed more than 1,300 students in the last academic year. It is named in honour of Sir Joseph Banks, the great English botanist who first charted the flora and fauna of Australia with Captain Cook, and whose family estate was near Horncastle, Lincolnshire. It features cutting-edge research facilities and teaching resources, over four storeys with 6,000 square metres…

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  7. How to build your tribe

    …to maximise value by ensuring that they complement each other rather than compete. They also took the opportunity to tour the House of Parliament nearby, learning more about science in policy. We all thrive from connection – and as our DTA student pioneers are finding, working together to create a tighter knit tribe hopefully gives them the feeling that they are part of something bigger than themselves. Find out more about the DTA and and our stu…

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  8. More progress needed on collaboration between employers and universities to fill STEM skills gaps

    …ch and knowledge transfer, employer engagement in educational provision – i.e. course development and delivery – within the university sector is less understood. Mind the Gap: Engaging employers to secure the future of STEM in higher education aims to provide key insights which the higher education sector, businesses and government can use to improve and increase employer-engagement to fill STEM skills gap. Notes for editors The research in this r…

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  9. Mind the gap report – University of Lincoln case study

    …such as Siemens and the Co-op. This helped to leverage external funding (e.g. from HEFCE’s Catalyst fund), which was used for infrastructure and professional specialists to liaise with industry. It was also essential to build and maintain open communication channels with employers, so that when a business need arises the university is viewed as a natural partner. Senior staff are well-networked with key local stakeholders through attending events…

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  10. You say you want a revolution…

    …ciplinary and needs the traditional turbocharger engineering disciplines (e.g. aerodynamics, rotordynamics, materials science, sound and vibration) to be blended with “new” disciplines such as electric machines and power electronics. It is difficult to recruit the required talent in these new disciplines, competing with customers developing hybrid powertrains and the electricity industry working on renewable generation. Electrical machines enginee…

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