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  1. UA CEO writes for Wonkhe on the Wicked Problem of “value” in HE

    January 14, 2020

    …“narrow definitions of value based on salary potential could risk discounting the immense social and cultural value that the many teachers, artists, nurses, and others bring. I would argue that this is wrong.” “As a sector, we must come together to make our case compellingly and collectively, to make a more proactive effort to develop a holistic measure of value in partnership with students, employers, communities and society as a whole.” Read the…

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  2. British Academy join our call to look beyond salary-led definitions of value

    December 4, 2019

    …ese industries depend – typically from subjects such as the creative arts, communications, history – again tend to earn lower salaries. Indeed, analysis of the Longitudinal Education Outcomes (LEO) data consistently places arts, humanities and social science subjects at the bottom of the distribution in terms of graduate earnings, including when factors such as prior attainment and family background are taken into account. Therefore, by focusing o…

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  3. UA Members win Both Research Categories at this Year’s THE Awards

    November 29, 2019

    …team has engineered an enzyme which can breakdown some of the world’s most common plastic pollutants. Because of its vast potential impact, the project has received a flurry of press attention and support from pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline. The University of Portsmouth has now launched a Centre for Enzyme Innovation to further this research. The judges praised the project for its “potential to revolutionise the recycling of plastics”. Van…

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  4. The University of Hertfordshire: Upskilling Students through Technical Education Partnerships

    …rt-time degree courses, typically taught in the evening or online. In Short: The Higher Education Consortium encompasses the University of Hertfordshire and four Further Education Colleges 15,000 students have come to the University through this route since the Consortium was established in 2000. 250 students each year take the Extended Degree route into University. Sal Jarvis, Pro-Vice Chancellor, University of Hertfordshire said “We are the prou…

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  5. Teesside University: Driving Regional Growth through the National Horizons Centre

    …ty has recently signed a three year memorandum to work in partnership, said: ‘By working more strategically in partnership with Teesside University we can accelerate the provision of the knowledge and infrastructure that attracts, supports and grows companies and which helps to provide new jobs and new products for the UK. ‘This Memorandum of Understanding will drive close collaboration, enabling research, and driving skills and local economic dev…

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  6. Preparing Police Officers for Real World Situations at UWE Bristol

    …cellor Steve West said, “This programme highlights our devotion to working in partnership to deliver practice-based courses that provide individuals with the right skills and ensure they are ready for the workplace.” Police and Crime Commissioner Sue Mountstevens said “Local people deserve the best officers on our streets to keep us safe and the new apprenticeship prepares, trains and supports officers to deal with the complex crimes they will fac…

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  7. Two new exciting members join the University Alliance

    October 18, 2019

    …members towards these goals.” Vanessa Wilson, University Alliance CEO said: “I am thrilled to formally welcome Leeds Beckett and Birmingham City Universities to our Alliance. I am pleased that our work to champion the vital impact of technical and professional universities on individuals, communities and the economy is attracting those who understand and share this vision. As we embark upon an exciting future for the Alliance, I look forward to w…

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  8. Why we’re supporting the campaign for creative education

    August 19, 2019

    …ndertook a study of hundreds of thousands of job postings to find out what companies are looking for most. According to their results, the number one soft skill companies want in 2019 is creativity. With the growing importance of AI and innovative technology, a creative education is more essential than ever to delivering a variety of economic, social and cultural benefits. It is therefore vital that creative education is given the support and prom…

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  9. As PM shores-up EU funding, UA warns it must not just fall to the “usual suspects”

    August 9, 2019

    …ration system that fully supports researcher mobility, by extending the welcome commitment to introduce fast-track visas for scientists to the postgraduate and early career researchers who are of vital importance to the UK research base. “University Alliance has sought to remedy some of the issues with research council funding and support postgraduate researchers through our unique Doctoral Training Alliance model. Our DTA and DTA/3 researchers ar…

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  10. University Alliance and sector partners call for reform of the student visa system

    July 18, 2019

    …nnually to 600,000. University Alliance Chief Executive Vanessa Wilson said: “The tier 4 student visa system needs urgent reform. It is far too complex for both students and sponsors. In this post-Brexit world, our universities should be a bridge to international cooperation and we need a visa system that enables this. University Alliance supports an overhaul of the current system and fast.” Former Universities Minister Jo Johnson MP said: ‘The UK…

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