We provided written evidence to the NUS Poverty Commission which aims to address barriers working class students face in regards to access, retention and success in post-16 education.
You can read our response here or by clicking on the image.
Further reading
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“Welcome support for innovation and entrepreneurs, but universities still need backing to deliver growth”: University Alliance responds to the Autumn Budget
Responding to Chancellor John Healey’s Budget, Vanessa Wilson, CEO of University Alliance, said: “Today’s Budget included a series of measures designed to strengthen the UK’s innovation economy. These include new funding to…
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University Alliance raise concerns over ‘punitive and high-stakes’ model proposed for the new TEF framework
UA Director of Policy Susanna Kalitowski responds to the OfS' latest published proposals for the final version of the new quality assessment system and Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF).
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University Alliance responds to the Prime Minister’s announcement of £1 billion in UKRI funding for regional innovation
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
