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

    November 29, 2019

    …dquarters of the Greater Manchester Police and had a profound impact on non-Muslim officers, helping to combat some of the dangers of racial profiling following the Manchester Arena attacks. The judges commended Dr Islam’s project for the “strength of its primary research” and “the eye-opening results” is has had. The University of Portsmouth also won Research Project of the Year but this time in STEM. They won for their project “Turning the Tide”…

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

    …study in college and then progress on to university. Hertfordshire also accommodate students who wish to gain their degree through part-time study, alongside their work. In partnership with Oaklands College, they have established University Campus St Albans, which offers flexible and part-time degree courses, typically taught in the evening or online. In Short: The Higher Education Consortium encompasses the University of Hertfordshire and four F…

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

    …he courses will need to address. In Short: The NHC is a £22.3 million state-of-the art biosciences facility located at Teesside University’s Darlington Campus. It has been financially supported by the Local Growth Fund, via the Tees Valley Combined Authority, and the European Regional Development Fund. It will open in Spring 2019. It will allow researchers, students and academics at the university to work with industrial partners including Fujifil…

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

    …are paid £20k+ a year. University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) Vice-Chancellor 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 prep…

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  5. Two new exciting members join the University Alliance

    October 18, 2019

    …ransform the lives of our students and to contribute to the success of our communities.”   Professor Peter Slee, Vice-Chancellor of Leeds Beckett University said: “Higher education continues to play a vital role in shaping the success of the UK economy in increasingly uncertain times. I am delighted that Leeds Beckett University has today joined the University Alliance, where we will work alongside colleagues who share our passion for forging an e…

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

    August 19, 2019

    …chnology, when in fact both areas are multidisciplinary and should sit side-by-side. After all, creativity is the foundation of innovation; a trait more traditionally associated with STEM. Educational pathways should not be viewed as a binary decision, as creative education teaches essential transferable skills, applicable far beyond a career in the arts. In fact, Linkedin recently undertook a study of hundreds of thousands of job postings to find…

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

    July 18, 2019

    …n 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 will lose its world-beating position in the global higher education…

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  9. UA Chair Professor John Latham is Honoured with a CBE

    June 8, 2019

    …education. “John has transformed Coventry University and in turn the local community and the life chances and outcomes of the students it serves, much for the better. “We are extremely proud to count Coventry as a University Alliance member, as both the university and John extoll every virtue of what we stand for; they are values driven, with a social conscience and a commitment to widening access and inspiring students to reach their full potenti…

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  10. UA responds to announcement on TPS consultation

    April 10, 2019

    …and the high quality education they provide. This is especially damaging, coming on top of a range of additional costs for universities as employers which the Treasury & the Government have imposed in recent years. It is also frustrating that this comes so late in the cycle as many universities will already be part way through their detailed financial planning. The impact of this additional £80 million charge on universities in 2019/20, rising to…

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