“Alliance universities are doing everything reasonably practicable to ensure that their campuses are Covid-secure and that their students are aware of and observe all relevant guidelines both on and off campus.
“They have continued to go above and beyond, remaining incredibly flexible to do everything in their power to support students, staff and our communities during this extraordinary period for the sector, and the nation.
“Alliance universities will continue working in consultation with public health experts to develop plans in line with the latest guidance, and will continue to monitor the situation closely and respond accordingly.”
University Alliance has today announced the shortlist for its seventh annual Alliance Awards 2026. The Alliance Awards, UA’s flagship event, celebrates the outstanding achievements of staff, students, teams and partners across its member…
Ten Alliance universities have been approved by the Department for Education to deliver modular courses under the government’s new Lifelong Learning Entitlement (LLE), marking a major step forward for flexible…
University Alliance's response summarises why our higher education system is, and will continue to be, a national asset that benefits individuals, employers, our public services and society. We outline four…
