…BTECs, PQAs, degree apprenticeships and Research and Innovation funding. You can watch our full video round-up of the year below – and if you’re interested in what we have planned for the coming year(s), you can read our Strategy for 2022-25 here. Finally, we hope you all have restful festive break – here’s to an equally exciting 2023! …
…University before I arrived and based my decision on what I’d read on the website and Kingston’s reputation. It turned out to be one of the best decisions I’ve made.” Faustina’s work at home in Saint Lucia saw her named a highly commended runner up in the 2018 Queen’s Young Leaders Awards. She was recognised for revitalising an after-school assistance programme for secondary pupils in Anse-la-Raye, a fishing village on the Caribbean Island, while…
…o develop and what they need to be able to do that. For me, having been given the opportunity to develop skills outside of academia during this time has been greatly beneficial. I truly believe that this has increased my employability, which is something I am really grateful for.”…
…ly. I am delighted that Middlesex is part of this ambitious and innovative community and it is a privilege to support the community in the role of treasurer, particularly at such an exciting time as University Alliance shapes its future strategy.” University Alliance Deputy Chair and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Greenwich Professor Jane Harrington said: “I am delighted to have been elected by my peers to be the next Deputy Chair of the Uni…
…spite being one of, if not the most, frequently attacked sectors above telecoms and defence, higher education spends only a fraction of the amount that other sectors can afford on cybersecurity. The nature of these institutions (highly distributed, extremely collegiate, with lots of autonomy and decision-making units) means that it can be hard to get buy-in when proposing to spend more money on system upgrades, better security, and more integrated…
…d beyond Research at Middlesex was undertaken by Professor Jayne Osgood. For the documentary, Professor Osgood worked with Outline Productions, a TV production company commissioned by the BBC, and teachers and pupils in the participating primary school….
…e reconstruction, parameter measurement and boundary form generation (since 2016), culminating in the first large scale study monitoring the lung function of 200 neonates (preterm, high risk) for 72 hours each Clinical system for use in neonatal intensive care units, and further developments to clinical hardware for bedside monitoring of lung gestation of pre-term neonates. The research continued to flourish and diversify throughout the coronaviru…
…es on our close relationships with industry, public services and our local communities, and these relationships enable us to deliver research which has a real and long-lasting impact. From the healthcare experts who have transformed the way the NHS works with care homes during the pandemic, to the creative arts academics finding new ways to combat isolation, to the criminologists tackling organised crime, our researchers are working to power the U…
…tured in the Ashmolean Museum’s ‘Cool Modernism’ exhibition from March-July 2018, reaching over 2,000 people. One young person said: ‘I felt so proud that my machine is now an exhibit – I feel like I can build anything.’ Partnering with Oxford’s community arts Ark-T Centre, the project started with workshops for 12 young people. Now the centre is using the app to engage young people from one of the UK’s most deprived areas and is clearly making a…
…e future and the ambitions of a globally orientated UK, and which supports the government’s levelling up agenda. Until that happens, all proposals including the welcomed LLE will in effect be built on a house of cards and inevitably and regrettably doomed to fail.”…
