Developing productive places: The role of universities in skills ecosystems
Published on August 16, 2016
Skills development has many functions – economic, social and cultural. Skills are central to success in the complex, rapidly changing economy of the 21st Century, and they are also an important way for people to achieve fulfilment, to be happier and more confident.
Vanessa Wilson has responded to the Prime Minister's announcement at the Innovation Nation Summit of £1 billion in UKRI funding for regional innovation over the next four years
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Today (Monday 28 September), at the Labour Party Conference, the Creative Education Coalition is publishing a new Creative Education Manifesto, calling on the government to place creative education at the heart…
Skills development has many functions – economic, social and cultural. Skills are central to success in the complex, rapidly changing economy of the 21st Century, and they are also an important way for people to achieve fulfilment, to be happier and more confident.
