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  1. Powering the Agritech and Advanced Pharmaceuticals sectors in the East of England

    March 30, 2021

    …ine of applied scientists. The Partnership leverages the University’s state-of-the-art science facilities and academic expertise to boost these dynamic industry sectors in the East of England, particularly for the benefit of SMEs. More information: Hertfordshire Science Partnership is a unique collaboration between the University of Hertfordshire and Hertfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership (LEP), co-funded by the European Regional Development F…

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  2. The Cambridge Institute for Music Therapy Research at Anglia Ruskin

    March 30, 2021

    …e living with dementia (Women’s Hour, BBC Radio 4, 26 September 2019) Spine-tingling proof music can bring your loved ones back from the grip of dementia as prima ballerina Marta Cinta Gonzalez relives the magic of Swan Lake (The Daily Mail, 14 November 2020) “I didn’t expect a fuss”: How a composer with dementia got to No 1 (The Guardian/Observer, 1 November 2020) Only music reached my wife after dementia hit, says John Suchet (The Guardian/Obser…

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  3. Supporting student mental health during the pandemic and beyond

    March 3, 2021

    …l and in February ran a series of feel good events, including a free, stand-up comedy event for students and staff featuring A-list comedians. With the government’s roadmap to easing lockdown restrictions, hopefully it won’t be too much longer before these activities can be delivered in person and students are able to bond with their peers face to face. Alongside addressing students’ emotional needs, universities are recognising the practical impa…

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  4. University Alliance CEO Vanessa Wilson speaks at Westminster Higher Education Forum (WHEF)

    February 26, 2021

    …s, and can help with Levelling-up As well as supporting individual skilling-up, levelling-up is about transforming communities into places where everyone wants to live and to put down roots. Universities can help by attracting industry into cold spots to drive investment; this is the power our universities have True success for this aim will be where social mobility doesn’t mean having to move to London to get a well paid job. Should mean being ab…

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    Vanessa

  5. University Alliance response to government roadmap announcement

    February 22, 2021

    …today’s announcement that students studying these subjects can resume face-to-face teaching from 8th March. Our members are fully committed to supporting the safe and responsible return of their students and will take steps to ensure these learners are supported to complete their learning, projects and performances; whilst ensuring incidences of Covid cases and transmission on campus continue to remain low. For those students unable to return, Al…

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    Vanessa

  6. Obsessions with outcomes won’t deliver the flexible revolution

    February 15, 2021

    …numbers of people having to upskill or retrain in the wake of the pandemic-induced recession. Alliance universities are keen to offer more flexible and modular provision and see this work as integral to their role as civic anchor institutions. They are highly experienced at developing this type of provision, working closely with local employers and further education colleges. However, the approach to regulating HE quality is going to have to chan…

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    Susanna Kalitowski

  7. University Alliance responds to the package of announcements released by the Department for Education

    January 21, 2021

    …er changes to the T-grant which would see a reduction in funding for London-based institutions and other high-cost subjects such as creative arts which equally bring value for individuals and the economy. In meeting the demand for higher technical skills, and more broadly as an essential part of the national education infrastructure, we welcome the additional investment in and reform of further education. However, it is also vital that the role of…

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    Vanessa

  8. The DTA Rep Committee: Amplifying the voice of PhD researchers

    January 5, 2021

    …socialising, which supports motivation while promoting solidarity and peer-to-peer support. One of the key benefits I have gained from my role on the DTA Rep Committee, is developing intimate knowledge of the complexities and challenges associated with the Covid-19 pandemic. The survey we distributed was effective in illustrating its far-reaching negative consequences for our PhD researchers. These include concerns about the continuation of fundi…

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  9. DTA3 Year in Review

    December 18, 2020

    …omplement this, we’ve provided researchers with new tools to establish peer-to-peer connections virtually. They’re encouraged to reach out to one another using digital researcher profiles which detail the research interests and contact details of their peers. We’ve also established a cross-programme, cross-institutional representation system. While supporting our ability to actively listen to our students’ voices, this empowers researchers to orga…

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  10. Hertfordshire law students volunteer for Stevenage welfare benefits appeals project

    October 27, 2020

    …sion of experienced welfare benefit specialists. Running for an initial six-month period, the service will provide advice, casework and advocacy support to people wishing to appeal the refusal of welfare benefits to the First-tier Tribunal (Social Security and Child Support). In short: The project was set up in response to a huge demand for welfare benefits advice in Stevenage. It will enable Citizens Advice Stevenage to expand their existing serv…

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