…on and Intangible Cultural Heritage – Coventry University Posted on May 12, 2022 Drug-Testing Technology Saves Millions of Pounds and Lives – Coventry University Posted on May 12, 2022 More Innovate for the future Skills for the future UWE Bristol and Weston College pilot an innovative technical skills solution for Bristol Posted on July 16, 2021 Connecting people to employment in computing at Birmingham City University Posted on July 16, 2021 Pat…
…University Alliance team in March 2019 as the new Deputy Head of Policy. Isabel Spence Network Lead Isabel Joined the team in September 2019 to manage and co-ordinate University Alliance’s core academic and professional networks. Robbin Wilson Operations and Administration Coordinator Robbin joined the team in July 2023 as Operations & Administration Coordinator Vanessa Wilson Chief Executive Vanessa joined the UA team in March 2019 as the new Chi…
…y sets out ambitions for how and what we will do to power the UK’s future together.” Read University Alliance’s Strategy 2022-25 here….
…25 years of his time in the sector; he took the function from archaic paper-based processes into 21st century technology. Vincent has also been a passionate advocate for students on internships, and ensuring the university’s procurement has supported inclusivity and diversity. Professor John Latham, Vice-Chancellor, Coventry University John was nominated for his work in devoting a lifetime of service to Coventry University, and being instrumental…
…mendations News More news Insights More insights Publications More publications Stories Degree Apprenticeship policy recommendations: Reduce the regulatory burden of delivering higher and degree apprenticeships. Establish an equitable and simplified approach to funding. Consult widely on any flexibilities to the Apprenticeship Levy. Remove the 25% cap on Apprenticeship Levy transfers. Lead a joined-up skills system….
…ing closely with employers to deliver innovative teaching using the most up-to-date equipment to ensure we empower our students with career-ready skills. We find that graduates with creative skills are increasingly in demand across all industries, and believe government must put a much stronger emphasis on developing high-level creative skills to meet the needs of the economy. Policy recommendations In 2023, the Creative Education Coalition pub…
…acist-guide Louise collaborated with the NUS/UUK by contributing to a round-table discussion and case-study of best practice published in their 2019 report Black, Asian and minority ethnic student attainment at UK universities: #ClosingtheGap. Here is a link to the research that Louise led to understand the experiences of students who experience racial discrimination in higher education Birmingham City University lecturer in fashion business and p…
…animals or kitchen appliances, and then adding our own interpretation,” 19-year-old Izzi said. “It’s quite a simple activity for children to do, but seeing their work digitally transformed could really inspire them to get more interested in animation and illustration. Once the lockdown is over we’d love to do a workshop with children to show them how we’ve made their drawings come to life.” The Colouring in Kingston project was the latest of a nu…
…ly poignant. Secondly, at a time when as a sector we have witnessed much debate about who and what percentage of the population should go to university we felt that the subject of the design of itself was very current and could potentially generate some debate, which on balance we thought was no bad thing. Finally, whilst we recognise that these things are always very subjective, the design scored highly for its overall aesthetic appeal”. Or Oron…
…rsity, 150 of them shared the opportunity to create a celebration of The Crabbie’s Grand National Festival at both the Museum of Liverpool and Aintree Racecourse in 2016. The live, employer-led project gave this diverse range of students a platform for building and showcasing their skills alongside the global sporting festival. Speaker addressing the public at the Museum The partners for the project were The Jockey Club and the Museum of Liverpool…
