Search results for: 🐦 Buy Stromectol 3mg Uk 💙 www.Ivermectin4Sale.com 💙 Generic Stromectol Without Prescription 🔥 Cheap Stromectol Without Doctor Prescription | Stromectol Without Doctor

Clear filters
  1. The Economist: Report – Automated, Creative & Dispersed

    …vely with industry. Massive open online courses (MOOCs), an accessible and cheap form of online learning, have the potential to make higher learning more flexible, and therefore easier to combine with work placements or even running a business. Professor Anant Agarwal is chief executive at EdX, a non-profit MOOC platform founded by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University with over 3.5m students regularly logging in around…

    Read more of: The Economist: Report – Automated, Creative & Dispersed
  2. Diversity and representation

    …t companies The pandemic has brought under the spotlight the importance of commercialization of research and the creation of spinout companies is an important vehicle to achieve this. Women only represent 13% of female founders or co-founders in the whole of the UK. This represents an untapped source of talent and has highlighted the need to better support female researchers with the commercialisation of their research and spinout leadership. Youn…

    Read more of: Diversity and representation
  3. This app can change your life

    …rs at UWE, in the NHS and in private practice and external app development company MyOxygen. With one in four people in the UK experiencing a mental health problem each year, SAM App and a new friendship app Rescue Station being developed at Manchester Metropolitan University, provide vital resources for them. The range of apps coming out of our universities is staggering. Baby Buddy is a free mobile phone app for parents and parents-to-be with pe…

    Read more of: This app can change your life
  4. Universities and cities: Building stronger communities

    …of examples of universities working with partners in their regions to overcome complex challenges. Although we focused on four particular areas, we could have chosen many more. We are currently exploring the role partnerships between universities and arts organizations play in place-making. It would also be interesting to look at their role in improving the built environment, transport infrastructure, and tackling the issues facing refugee popula…

    Read more of: Universities and cities: Building stronger communities
    British Council Going Global 2017
  5. About UA

    …uting. They are some of the biggest degree apprenticeship providers in the UK. What do we do as an Alliance? We come together as the University Alliance group to benefit our member universities and their communities, and to provide expertise to policy makers. That includes: Providing professional networks for leaders and staff at our member universities to learn from each other and work through common issues and opportunities. Running joint progra…

    Read more of: About UA
  6. Jennie Eldridge

    …d governance, as well as managing the scholarship offering and support for doctoral training partnerships. Jennie studied South East Asian Studies at the University of Hull, and before taking up her first role at King’s she completed a library training position at HM Treasury and worked for the Art & Humanities Research Board, British Academy (the predecessor to AHRC). Outside of work, Jennie has just successfully completed a RHS Level 2 Diploma i…

    Read more of: Jennie Eldridge
  7. We need a bold and long-term vision for our universities

    …by Hackett Andrew Henry, Communications Manager (Andrew@www.unialliance.ac.uk) | 07833 236 629. Sam Jones, Head of Communications (Sam@www.unialliance.ac.uk) | 07767 673 982. Notes to editor University Alliance website: www.unialliance.ac.uk Embargoed copy of the report can be obtained by contacting Liz McCarty (tel 0117 931 7431) or Philip Walker (tel 0117 931 7363) at HEFCE. For more information on university_vision go to, www.universityvision.o…

    Read more of: We need a bold and long-term vision for our universities
  8. The Times: Let universities buy debts of their graduates, says Willetts

    …and earnings, and strengthen relationships between universities and graduates. Steve West, chairman of the University Alliance, which represents 22 of the newer universities, whose graduates often work in science, technology and start-up companies, responded: “[This] would penalise universities that take students from non-traditional backgrounds, who are more likely to stay within the region they study [usually closer to home to start with] and go…

    Read more of: The Times: Let universities buy debts of their graduates, says Willetts
  9. Doctoral Training Alliance Images of Research 2020

    We’ve challenged all Doctoral Training Alliance (DTA) PhD students to submit an image with a short blurb that represents their current research project or topic area for our annual ‘Images of Research’ competition. All entries will be displayed at this year’s Summit and again at the Summer Schools, where prizes will be awarded for a people’s choice, judge’s winner and runner up. You can read about the event in a blog post from our DTA team here….

    Read more of: Doctoral Training Alliance Images of Research 2020
  10. Innovate for Growth: preventing the ERDF cliff-edge 

    …nds of funding and support opportunities, I believe funding options will become extremely competitive and may become bias towards certain industry sectors, leaving the ecosystem unbalanced.” Wendy McCristal, Director, The Mental Wealth Company “Starting a small business just before the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic could have spelled the end of my business. Having free access to training that helped me to grow my business, network with other…

    Read more of: Innovate for Growth: preventing the ERDF cliff-edge 
    UA logo