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  1. University Alliance responds to David Willetts’ comments on student loan books

    Following comments from David Willetts that universities should be given the opportunity to buy the debt that their graduates owe, Professor Steve West, Chair of University Alliance, said: “David Willetts is proposing that universities should be able to buy their own student loan books as a way to sort out the unsustainable HE funding system. While there is of course merit in looking at ways of sorting out the unsustainability of HE funding, maki…

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    David Willetts, Universities Minister, launching More than just a degree
  2. Competition and diversity in UK Higher Education – HE in FE, alternative providers and online learning models

    …th of alternative provision. As Government looks to create a more diverse, competitive HE sector, sessions will focus on the challenges and opportunities afforded to the sector by the increasing provision of Higher Education in alternative forms – with a particular focus on HE being taught in FE colleges as well as the growth of private universities and for-profit degree courses designed by industry. Delegates will also discuss developments in tra…

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  3. University Alliance comment on launch of KIS

    …menting on the launch of the Key Information Sets (KIS), Libby Hackett, Chief Executive of University Alliance said: “We welcome the launch of KIS, which will provide much better information and transparency across the sector helping prospective students make more informed decisions on the future of their education. Choosing where and what to study is a huge decision for any student and therefore it is essential that they are provided with clear a…

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  4. Jobs and careers

    …g and development opportunities and flexible working arrangements.  Our benefits include: University Alliance staff benefit from generous terms and conditions including: 25 days’ leave plus concessionary days (supplementary to bank holidays), flexible working practices, wellbeing fund pension scheme, life cover a commitment to investing in and developing staff. For guidance filling out an application, see here. University Alliance values diversity…

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  5. University Alliance comments on A-level results

    In response to A-level results, Libby Hackett, Chief Executive of University Alliance, said: “The high number of young people looking to go to university, despite the increase in student fees, shows that they recognise the value a degree has in improving their future prospects. “With the continued focus on fees, there is an untold story about those students that won’t be able to get a place at university this year. High levels of demand from aspi…

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  6. Comment for the Times Higher Education on VAT incentives for shared services

    …ives for shared services. A forthcoming report by University Alliance into efficient and effective use of public funds by universities will recommend that the government reviews its position on VAT for shared services. Libby Aston, Director of University Alliance, said: “By implementing a more flexible framework to VAT, universities would be better able to out-source suitable services alongside other public bodies, reducing costs and making more e…

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  7. Powering jobs

    …une 8, 2021 Chip[s] Board® : Kingston University Posted on June 8, 2021 University of Greenwich partners with Ambitious about Autism, to create an employability programme which supports autistic students Posted on June 15, 2021 Connecting people to employment in computing at Birmingham City University Posted on July 16, 2021 UWE Bristol and Weston College pilot an innovative technical skills solution for Bristol Posted on July 16, 2021…

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  8. The DTA is Intersectoral- Part 3

    …tunities and benefits for her career. As she put it, “It was my dream to become a scientist, hopefully working in a research centre. In the UK there are lots of opportunities for research scientists and it is a recognised marker around the world.” Arantza’s research crosses barriers between Chemistry and Biology, as well as academia and professional research, as her PhD is run jointly by UCLan and the Pirbright Institute, a research facility looki…

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  9. UA’s response to the OfS’ report on the financial sustainability of HE

    …for Students’ report presents a stark picture of university finances, and comes at a critical time for the higher education sector. It underlines how impossible it is for universities to manage and plan their financial risks in the face of continuous changes to immigration policy. This is why the government urgently needs to provide stability for universities and commit to keeping the graduate visa route’. ‘Healthy university finances are not jus…

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