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  1. Web economy to double by 2016; meanwhile we’re choking off knowledge economy

    …ain how reducing university places, and ultimately the number of graduates coming out of our higher education system, fits within this economic vision. Our global competitors are increasing the number of graduates in the workforce to grow their capacity for economic growth. Emerging economies get this; India, for example, wants to more than double the size of its university system to become a “knowledge powerhouse”, increasing the country’s studen…

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  2. University of South Wales

    force for local, national, and international industries. The University is committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive environment where everyone can flourish. They are a University of Sanctuary, recognising their commitment to creating a welcoming culture for people seeking sanctuary within, and beyond, their campuses. USW has three main campuses in Cardiff, Newport, and Pontypridd. The University works closely with their partner colleges, an…

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  3. Times Higher – Research funding: report affirms it should be based on excellence, not size

    …oven excellence, with the critical mass to address national challenges and compete internationally”. Hefce responded by cutting the amount of research funding allocated on the basis of two-star (“internationally recognised”) research. Ms Hackett said she strongly backed focusing funding on excellence but said that the report proved that this was not the same as concentrating it on large departments: “We would like the government to reiterate that…

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  4. Funding research excellence: research group size, critical mass & performance

    …fund a healthy and excellent research base, universities will struggle to compete in an increasingly well-funded global sector. Alliance institutions also drive innovation because we know that research that creates real social and economic impact is critical to growth in local communities as well as regional and national economies As the higher education market at home diversifies, students are likely to recognise the value of joining universitie…

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  5. Submission to the Independent Review of Higher Education Funding and Student Finance – Second call for evidence

    …PDF] HEFCE teaching funding vs. a voucher system Universities operate in a complex, semi-regulated market. As largely autonomous institutions in receipt of public funding, they operate within an intricate eco-system of regulation, funding or market incentives from a wide range of sources (public and private) and well-established hierarchies. UK universities operate a non-standardised system of degree classifications and are mostly self-regulating…

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  6. University Alliance responds to Russell Group call to restrict research funding

    …rch base. Put simply, his proposals would see funding taken away from world-leading 4* research in research-active universities, to support the long tail of 1* and 2* research in his 25 chosen universities.” Insiders point out that with the universities in the 1994 Group also demonstrating real research intensity, Professor Arthur’s 25 may not be the same as others’. Professor Andrew Wathey, for University Alliance, comments: “It is the principle…

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  7. Climate Action in Building

    …Change within their communities and regions. Alliance universities are well-connected in their communities, and partner with industry and businesses to apply research and share knowledge and innovation; helping industry take action and adapt to the impacts of climate change, and finding sustainable solutions to the challenges facing businesses. Our institutions have been working to make the building and construction industry more sustainable, focu…

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  8. Hope For The Community supporting the mental health of those with long-term conditions

    …to cope with anxiety and depression through a six-week course, offered face-to-face and online. However, with the coronavirus resulting in lockdown measures across the country, H4C is offering more services online so that people can continue receiving this vital support. Nearly 500 people are currently using the online Hope Programme H4C is being supported by Coventry University’s Impact Team to expand the delivery of the Hope Programme. H4C has r…

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  9. Christmas Card Competition 2019

    …tive twist. See the design brief for full specifications. Submit your design along with a few explanatory lines of text to matilda@unialliance.ac.uk. Please include your name, course/ occupation and your university.   Competition closes at Midday 27th November Please note this competition is only open to staff an students at Alliance Universities. Once submitted, all images will become property of University Alliance.      …

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