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…, to maximise student success through the development of self-regulation. HEFCE has allocated £499,999 to the project. University of Portsmouth will join King’s College London as partners on a £500,000 project led by the University of Sheffield on the ‘Raising Awareness, Raising Aspiration’ project – a targeted personal tutoring support programme for narrowing student gaps in student achievement and ambition. And just under £500,000 has been award…

…a number of barriers which have hindered the College’s progress. The funding regime limits how flexible the College is able to be. For example, students who start in January and who are not already on the accelerated degree programme are unable to complete additional modules once they have reached the 120 credit limit as they are not allowed to draw down additional loan funding. Instead they have to wait until January before they can resume their…

…l in numbers applying to study nursing – following changes announced in the 2015 spending review – will raise questions about whether we are training all the nurses we need. This needs to be monitored very carefully. “We’ve also seen significant falls in the number of EU applicants, underlining the need for certainty for EU students as Britain withdraws from the European Union. EU students make a huge contribution to the vibrancy of our academic c…

…mpus is in the city of Preston, with further campuses in Westlakes in West Cumbria, Burnley and Cyprus, as well as strategic partnerships in China and Mauritius. University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) became the first UK modern university to appear in the QS World University Rankings in 2010, and placed in the top 3.7 percent of all worldwide universities in 2015 (Centre for World University Rankings). Leading businesses announce support for Nor…

…skills. In the years ahead, the Industrial Strategy, devolution deals, new combined authorities and elected mayors will shape innovation policy even further along regional lines. This brings potential benefits such as development of innovation support around specific industries and technologies, and strategies for improving human capital for innovation. It also presents risks such as inward-looking approaches confined to regional boundaries and ov…

…nts would welcome a more flexible approach or being able to study at home. Commenting, University Alliance Chief Executive Maddalaine Ansell said: “The time has come for a coordinated government approach to support people of all ages learning, upskilling and engaging with higher education. Lifelong learning is the key to a productive economy and a society where no one is left behind. “This has never been more needed than now: with jobs for life in…

…ent development programme for artists and visual arts producers and enable communities to commission visual artworks. This has received £635,000 from Arts Council England’s “Ambition for Excellence” funding Ocean Studios, which provides more than 100 affordable studio spaces in the iconic Royal William Yard. Plymouth University was an early investor and helped unlock a further £4.2 million Port Eliot Festival – Plymouth University was not only a k…

…ntial to improve the quality of life of everyone working and living in our communities. The concepts the students produced were displayed at LCV CENEX 2015, the UK’s annual Low Carbon Vehicle Event and seen by delegates from Industry and Government. One of the designs, Sultan Lohar’s ‘Orb’ (pictured), is for a 2-seater L-category vehicle combining a clean electric drivetrain and lightweight body to create the ultimate urban vehicle. Return to the…

…de with 90% discarded material. Built in partnership with the construction company Mears by over 360 design and construction students, the Waste House is also ‘carbon negative’, creating about 25% more energy than it consumes. The project repurposes material generally sent to landfill. For example, 19,800 toothbrushes, 4,000 VHS videocassettes and two tonnes of denim form its low-grade wall insulation. The Waste House’s environmental performance c…

…c interest in higher education’, published by HEPI, University Alliance Chief Executive Maddalaine Ansell said: “Bill Rammell’s report is right to draw attention to the significant public benefit created by universities. Institutions with a strong civic mission, such as those in University Alliance, make a huge contribution to both the economic prosperity and social wellbeing of their cities and regions. As our recent series of reports on the regi…