University Alliance responds to Autumn budget measures impacting skills and higher education
University Alliance CEO Vanessa Wilson has responded to the government’s latest budget measures impacting skills and higher education.
University Alliance CEO Vanessa Wilson has responded to the government’s latest budget measures impacting skills and higher education.
University Alliance has joined forces with other organisations responsible for educating doctors, nurses and allied health professionals to urge the government to include education, training, and research at the centre of its upcoming NHS 10 Year Workforce Plan.
University Alliance has submitted its response to the Department of Health and Social Care’s call for evidence on the 10-Year Workforce Plan.
Elizabeth is University Alliance’s Director of Communications, working with members to raise the profile of their universities and the collective impact they have. The Communications team supports institutions to showcase their strengths, share their stories and demonstrate the difference they make to students, communities and the wider economy. They influence media, the education sector and […]
In this blog, Professor Laura Abbott from the University of Hertfordshire describes how a decade of qualitative research into pregnancy and maternal separation in prison led to landmark sentencing reforms earlier this year. “Pregnancy and early motherhood in prison constitutes a complex intersection of health and justice systems that presents considerable challenges for effective, compassionate […]
Read Vanessa Wilson’s response to the Post-16 Education and Skills white paper.
University Alliance have made their submission to the Autumn budget, which will be announced in November this year.
University Alliance (UA) has appointed a new Director of Communications, Elizabeth Somerville.
New public polling on UK higher education, commissioned by University Alliance and conducted by YouGov, has revealed that the public back increased financial support for students training to enter vital professions, including the NHS, teaching, social work and policing.
University Alliance has commented on the government’s Graduate Guarantee for newly qualified nurses and midwives