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International students welcome here
This May, the country will go to the polls to elect a new parliament. If we believe the old saying that a week in politics is a long time, then […]
Check out our REF2014 Map of Alliance research excellence
The results of the 2014 Research Excellence Framework show that Alliance universities have seen a major increase in their share of world class and internationally excellent research. Click on the [...
Law student Sherelle Corbridge shares her experience from our Clifford Chance open day
Sherelle Corbridge, second year Law student at Sheffield Hallam University, tells us about her experience at the second exclusive University Alliance open day with prestigious law firm Clifford Cha...
Congratulations to the winner of our Christmas card competition 2014
We’ve a winner – check out the design which has won this year’s Christmas card design competition. Our theme for this year was ‘Collaboration’, inspired by the extensive number of...
What is the role for universities in entrepreneurship?
Can you teach someone to be an entrepreneur? At the OECD What Works Conference, hosted by Aalto University last week in Helsinki, the value of the rich environment provided by […]
There may be trouble ahead…
Last week the Higher Education Commission published a report setting out 16 recommendations following their inquiry into future risks to the financial sustainability of the sector. The Commission ...
Lifting student number controls – will it affect the quality of learning and teaching?
Earlier in the week I was part of a fascinating panel debate about the impact lifting the cap on student number controls next year might have on teaching and learning. […]
Christmas card competition 2014 – extended deadline
Feeling festive and creative? The University Alliance Christmas Card competition has just launched – if you are a member of staff or a student at one of our Alliance Universities, […]
What kind of place do we want to live in, really…?
Alan Milburn, the social mobility tsar, gave us a stark warning this morning as he launched his Commission’s latest State of the Nation report, that the UK risks becoming a […]
How can we secure Britain’s future?
For the past couple of weeks politicians on both sides of the House have been gathering for their annual party conferences with their eye on the prize – the national election next […]
