…unities. The region that Newport serves contains some of the most deprived communities in Britain. Therefore, the University’s relentless focus on supporting South East Wales through innovative measures has continued to grow in recent years. 3VTV’s specific remit is to try to find a sustainable model for local TV which benefits the economy. As well as the University’s strength in Widening Participation and Lifelong Learning, it also runs a series…
…ect of technology on occupations involving analytical, problem solving and complex communication activities: typically graduate attributes. “Our report shows that the UK economy is not presenting any of the four labour market signals we considered in this report that might suggest there are too many graduates in the economy. Graduate vacancies continue to grow. Jobs in ‘graduate dense’ occupations are an increasing proportion of the total workforc…
…h cultures in Art & Design at Newport and UWIC are long established and the 2008 RAE success was built on strong performances in the 2001 RAE of 5 and 4 for Newport and UWIC respectively. The structure of the research in WIRAD comes under four over-arching themes where a broad range of exciting and internationally leading research is carried out: Design Enhanced Human Futures, Fine Art & Ceramics, Design Policy & Practice, Film, Photography & Scre…
…people’s skills and feelings of inclusion, giving them the confidence to become youth ambassadors and engage with their communities. Dr Laredo said: “We are interested in how youth workers have been continuing to work successfully with young people throughout the pandemic, moving their work online into virtual communities. It has been exciting seeing how youth workers have been using Zoom and WhatsApp creatively in their work; and now we want to l…
…image to info@www.unialliance.ac.uk with the subject line ‘Christmas card competition 2016’. Please include your name, course/occupation with the name of the university you attend. Competition rules This competition is open to students and staff at University Alliance institutions. A maximum of two front covers will be accepted per entrant. The University Alliance logo should be included somewhere on the front cover. To download please click here…
…image to info@www.unialliance.ac.uk with the subject line ‘Christmas card competition 2015’. Please include your name, course/occupation with the name of the university you attend. Competition rules This competition is open to students and staff at University Alliance institutions. A maximum of two front covers will be accepted per entrant. The University Alliance logo should be included somewhere on the front cover. To download please click here…
…design fits this theme. Closing date: We’ve extended the deadline for this competition to midday on Tuesday 2 December 2014. Submission: Send your image to info@www.unialliance.ac.uk with the subject line ‘Christmas Card Competition’. Please include your name, course/occupation and the name of the university you attend. Competition rules: This contest is open to students and staff at University Alliance institutions. A maximum of two front covers…
…ding business executives and university Vice-Chancellors. Our theme for the 2011 competition is ‘Growth’. Participants will need to provide a 50 word summary of how the front cover fits this theme. Schedule: The competition will open on Monday 7th November 2011 and close at midday on Friday 18th November 2011. Submission: Send image to info@www.unialliance.ac.uk with the subject line ‘Christmas Card Competition’. Please include name, course/occupa…
…ose to concentrate on his own business – and set up the financial services company Openwork. Before accepting the role as Chair of Cariocca Enterprises, Cleve was Chair of Cariocca’s sister company, the Positive Action Cariocca Training (PACT). Cleve was also Chair of City College Manchester for eight years taking them from LEA control to independence. Nadia Fortune-Nesbit, Business & Operations Manager, Cariocca Enterprises Nadia oversees the d…
…businesses and working alongside industry. We were able to build on this in 2019, when the University was one of 20 universities to be awarded University Enterprise Zone governmental funding. This allowed us to pilot different flexible provisions to support SMEs looking to innovate and grow. The pandemic forced us to innovate further and come up with solutions to deliver business and R&D support remotely, resulting in a series of new programmes al…
