…Both students and staff have made my uni experience so enjoyable and so welcoming. Through studying Pharmacy at RGU I got to attend UK wide conferences and there were opportunities to explore pharmacy in different countries. In Scotland we as student pharmacists are fortunate to have NES funded placements. These placements allow us to see a few different sectors; such as community, hospital, GP and specialist placements. I was lucky to go up to Ra…
…niversity of Salford and the University of the West of Scotland (UWS). She completed her research doctorate at UWS in 2021, where she also worked as a peer-assisted learning leader and research assistant. Rabia identified her career interests in researcher development during her research doctorate and strived to gain experience by engaging her fellow researchers and creating a peer support community of PGRs. She is passionate about supporting doct…
…Tom joined University Alliance in 2022 as Communications and Press Officer. After studying at the Universities of Leicester and Leeds, Tom gained extensive experience working in the Higher Education sector, working in Marketing, Communications, Events and Media Relations roles at the Universities of Oxford and York, and at Imperial College London….
…and have been promoted by the Social Care Institute for Excellence, the End-of-Life Care Partnership, Association of Directors of Public Health, and the National Care Forum. Lead academic Professor Claire Goodman also briefed the Cabinet Office on care home data and evidence of what supports improvement, and briefed members of the SAGE Social Care Working Group on visiting in care homes. Find out more on the University of Hertfordshire’s website….
…bility of energy supplies and the management of energy demand. Whether the communities of the future are mega-cities, urban, rural or remote, the infrastructure that supports them – including housing, manufacturing, transport and services – will rely on an energy generation and distribution network that is stable, secure, and resilient to climate change and terrorism. This network will need to be sustainable in both environmental and financial ter…
…iance, together we’re working with industry, businesses, charities and our communities to take practical action to tackle the causes and effects of climate change, and develop resilient individuals, industries and communities able to adapt to its impacts. One of the biggest global climate challenges, is finding clean, sustainable sources of energy. Alliance members are creating innovative research that generates low-cost, locally applicable soluti…
…es within the creative and related sectors, so to attack and ultimately cut-off the pipeline of talent is counter-productive. The creative industries contribute £115.9bn Gross Value Added (GVA) to the economy a year, and as we look to build back from the current Covid crisis, a thriving creative sector will be a vital driver of economic, social and cultural recovery; yet there is a concerning disconnect between this recognition of the economic imp…
…acturing telling their story of remanufacturing and the pitfalls and successes they had encountered. Qualitative and exploratory research was undertaken as part of the project to understand the triggers and barriers to remanufacturing, identify possible approaches to encourage more businesses to become remanufacturers and the channels for delivery of these approaches. As part of the programme of developing its long-term sustainability of the proje…
…ttps://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_i48BDxH2Qm6yFoq5r8jugg June 30th- -14:00-15:00 – https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KAF_iENnQnSTAr1zIZSIzA About the sessions: The purpose of these hour-long sessions is to provide very practical advice on how to get the best out of an interview opportunity. They will illustrate how the contemporary media landscape is changing and what that means for the traditional reporter- press office- academ…
…ansform lives and economies, playing a significant role in producing highly-skilled graduates, undertaking research and galvanising the economy. All members are committed to increase the quality and quantity of their research and will significantly help contribute towards the UK achieving the 2.4% share of GDP on R&D expenditure by 2027. Central to this mission is a commitment to expand the diversity of R&D talent pipelines and addressing barriers…
