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  1. Over 300 businesses sign University Alliance letter calling on Chancellor to protect “essential” regional innovation programmes

    March 2, 2023

    …acement or alternative funding route these programmes face a funding ‘cliff-edge’. Funding from the ERDF only covers part of these projects and has acted as a springboard for significant co-investment from universities and the private sector. This could result in a loss of assets, expertise, infrastructure or complete closure for said programmes, which will disadvantage regional economies and innovation ecosystems throughout the UK. It will also d…

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  2. University Alliance responds to Sir Keir Starmer’s announcement to overhaul the skills and apprenticeships system

    September 28, 2022

    …the way in skills-focussed learning which benefits industry and our public services. We welcome the Labour Party’s proposals to devolve spending on adult education skills and to establish a new body to oversee skills development. As set out in our Vision for Growth and Blueprint for Lifelong Learning, we believe it is essential that universities, employers and government all come together to address the high-level skills gap. We look forward to wo…

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  3. University Alliance board takes on new leadership

    September 1, 2022

    …o working together on implementing this new phase for the organisation.” Re-elected Chair and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Brighton, Professor Debra Humphris said: “I am delighted that my fellow vice-chancellors have agreed that I should continue in the role as Chair of University Alliance for a further year. Congratulations to Jane and Nic, and I look forward to working with them as, together, we face another challenging year. The strengt…

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  4. Alliance Awards winners announced during ceremony hosted at Kingston University Town House

    June 10, 2022

    …nominated for the Alliance Award highlights the tenacity and dedication from colleagues across University Alliance, providing inspiration for future projects that the Alliance Awards will be celebrating in years to come.” “Kingston University’s award-winning Town House was an incredible place to host the first in-person Alliance Awards, as a celebration and recognition of innovation, dedication and professionalism – something epitomised by Univer…

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  5. Professor Steve Olivier

    May 12, 2022

    …ans of School, and oversight of the university’s academic and professional services portfolios. He was previously Vice-Principal and Deputy Vice–Chancellor (Academic) at Abertay University. With more than thirty years’ experience of working in universities, Professor Olivier serves on a variety of Scottish and UK-wide higher education bodies and groups. He has delivered many international invited speeches, most notably on change leadership and is…

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  6. Alliance universities ‘taking great strides forwards’ with world-leading research output

    May 12, 2022

    …he REF in total. 70% of their submissions were found to have included world-leading research, with 94% including world-leading or internationally excellent research. Alliance universities were recognised for the tangible impact of their research, with approximately one third of Alliance research being classed ‘outstanding’ for impact. Particular areas of strength were in health and life sciences and arts, design and humanities. Debra Humphris, Uni…

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  7. Using environmental DNA research to trace endangered or invasive species – University of Derby

    May 11, 2022

    …e traditional survey methods had failed Natural Resources Wales for a state-of-the art survey, combining eDNA assays with a double droplet PCR technique, to detect a critically endangered stonefly. International developments Similar surveys have taken place at international locations through the team’s collaborations with researchers at the Hellenic Centre for Marine and Inland Waters Research in Greece, the Research Institute for Nature and Fores…

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  8. ‘Failing to invest in climate change research could have dire consequences’

    November 19, 2021

    …ding, the upcoming skills and innovation agenda from DfE needs to work hand-in-glove with businesses to make sure they are getting the graduates and technologies needed to realise a net-zero future. Alliance universities already have a robust infrastructure of partners in business, where we are helping them to adapt and develop green products and services – but investment needs to be scaled up in order to stimulate greater regional university-busi…

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  9. Ensuring the sustainability of coffee using history

    October 24, 2021

    …elebrating the 25th anniversary of Mulmar Foodservice Solutions, a Hatfield-based Anglo-Italian importer of commercial espresso equipment. The video used the company’s heritage to show the depth of knowledge and expertise it had to offer in its sector. As an authority on the history of espresso Professor Morris adds value for many industry players. He is Associate Professor of the MUMAC Academy in Milan, the cultural and training arm of the MUMAC…

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  10. Soil-based construction materials research at University of South Wales

    October 24, 2021

    …sion 2030, is supporting projects which will support the provision of large-scale low-cost social housing for urban populations. While, in Cameroon, the initial funding by UNESCO has helped in the development of code of practice and standards for soil-based materials. These projects in Africa are showing how developing countries can make real progress towards sustainable infrastructural development by utilising agricultural waste from, among other…

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