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  1. Putting students centre stage welcome, but wider economic vision lost.

    June 28, 2011

    …th their research, students and staff and the world around them – locally, nationally and internationally. With representation right across the UK they educate over 25% of all UK students, with large proportions of international and post-graduate students. Alliance universities Aberystwyth University, Bournemouth University, University of Bradford, De Montfort University, University of Glamorgan, Glasgow Caledonian University, University of Hertfo…

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  2. University Alliance response to Postgraduate Review

    March 31, 2010

    …08 HESA data) – as well as considerable trans-national provision with international partners around the world. “We support the recommendation that PhD funding should be based on the quality of the research environment and supervision, not the institution. In 2007–08 Alliance universities awarded nearly 1,200 PhDs – with many delivered on a more flexible basis and in areas that are critical to the UK economy. “In terms of efficiency, on average All…

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  3. UA institutions play important role in action against climate change

    June 11, 2021

    …we’ve pulled together some of the ways that Alliance institutions are instrumental in the UK’s response to the climate crisis, and how work in sustainability, green growth and innovation are making a difference on both a local and national scale. Through our focus on applied research, knowledge exchange and innovation, we are working towards ensuring a fairer, greener, healthier, more prosperous, and resilient UK. Championing green innovation, su…

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  4. University Alliance responds to Sir Adrian Smith Review call for evidence

    June 19, 2019

    …in R&D recognises the value of connecting research and innovation to real-world economic, social and sustainability opportunities and challenges. It will also be important to maintain and increase opportunities for collaboration between academia and business. On optimum balance of emphasis for any new funding arrangements: Funding arrangements should mirror the main features of the agreement on the Horizon Europe and Erasmus+ Programmes in order…

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  5. Professor Alistair Fitt

    …and has spent many years attending study groups with industry all over the world, where real unsolved industrial problems are studied by groups of mathematicians. Alistair’s research focuses on two main areas, namely the flow of glass, food and other complex fluids and flow and deformation in human eyes. Alistair’s external involvements include close connections with the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and other funding…

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  6. How Anglia Ruskin University’s Live Brief modules are enhancing graduate employability

    October 26, 2023

    …e Brief experience, the student choir now acts as a performance group for ARU events. In 2022/23, 96 different Live Briefs like these ran in modules across all five ARU faculties, supported by 101 professional partners and benefiting 5,989 students. All-round engagement with an active curriculum ARU’s investment in our Live Brief strategy has been considerable. It ensures that students relate the knowledge and skills they are developing to real-wo…

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  7. Teesside University partnership for recycled workwear

    October 24, 2021

    …hip with the best academic partners in the business – and in a part of the world where the expertise, infrastructure and above all enthusiasm is in place to create a genuine circular economy. We can’t wait to get started.” Siobhan Fenton, Associate Dean (Enterprise and Business Engagement) in the School of Computing, Engineering and Digital Technologies, said: “At Teesside University we recognise how important it is to create sustainable businesse…

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  8. Technical and professional excellence: perspectives on learning and teaching

    October 19, 2017

    …ing-edge research so that graduates are able to hit the ground running and challenge their employers to adopt new processes and practices. Excellent professional and technical education also develops global graduates, exposing them to ideas and cultures from around the world and offering them international experiences. Finally, it must support students to succeed from their first interaction to graduation and beyond. Professor John Latham, Chair,…

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  9. Graduate recruitment: UK’s first ‘Faculty on the Factory Floor’

    August 16, 2016

    …itional career development opportunities including summer placements, international internships and, in time, fully funded PhD scholarships. Future-proofing graduates is key to ensuring the competitiveness of the UK supply chain. The Institute for Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering has also made significant progress in becoming a world class R&D centre. Multi-million projects are currently being delivered on behalf of Innovate UK, Cenex and EP…

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  10. Bringing flight data analysis into the 21st Century

    February 16, 2015

    …involving 15,000 aircraft and more than 230 major airlines worldwide. International rules stipulate that all aircraft over 27 tonnes must undertake flight data monitoring while UK law requires each plane to carry a flight data recorder (FDR). These recorders collect raw data from sensors for analysis. In the UK, this must be analysed annually to detect flight errors happening outside accepted safety parameters. However, manual analysis, as well as…

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