…ity Wearable devices to monitor heart disease The Open University Training dogs to detect cancer in patients Teeside University Pioneering research into tackling Obesity University of South Wales Creating an online resource for people with learning disabilities Sheffield Hallam Specially-designed bra to improve breast cancer treatment Salford University Using Virtual Reality to support children going through court Portsmouth University Student led…
…earning (SoTL): A sector wide study. The Higher Education Academy. https://www.heacademy.ac.uk/resource/defining-and-supporting-scholarship-teaching-and-learning-sotl-sector-wide-study [Accessed: 23/8/16] Healey, M., Flint, A. & Harrington, K. (2014) Engagement Through Partnership: Students as Partners in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education. The Higher Education Academy. https://www.heacademy.ac.uk/system/files/resources/engagement_through_p…
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…of. Martin Hall, Vice-Chancellor, University of Salford Richard Wright, Chief Executive, Sheffield Chamber of Commerce Prof. Philip Jones, Vice-Chancellor, Sheffield Hallam University Louise Punter, Chief Executive, Surrey Chambers of Commerce Prof. Graham Henderson, Vice-Chancellor, Teesside University Prof. Stephen Hagen, Vice-Chancellor, University of Wales, Newport Prof. Steven West, Vice-Chancellor, University of the West of England Press…
…h cultural activities was awarded the Queen’s Anniversary Prize this year. Commenting, University Alliance Chief Executive Maddalaine Ansell said: “Universities will only be fully supporting social fairness when everyone with the ability to benefit from a university education has the opportunity to do so. This must go beyond “access” to include ensuring students are supported to complete their studies and progress to further study or a good job. “…
…of examples of universities working with partners in their regions to overcome complex challenges. Although we focused on four particular areas, we could have chosen many more. We are currently exploring the role partnerships between universities and arts organizations play in place-making. It would also be interesting to look at their role in improving the built environment, transport infrastructure, and tackling the issues facing refugee popula…
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…nds of funding and support opportunities, I believe funding options will become extremely competitive and may become bias towards certain industry sectors, leaving the ecosystem unbalanced.” Wendy McCristal, Director, The Mental Wealth Company “Starting a small business just before the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic could have spelled the end of my business. Having free access to training that helped me to grow my business, network with other…
…mmuting students) often benefits all. While some ideas specifically target commuters, such as ‘Commuters Connect’, an online space set up by our Students Union to help commuters network and engage, many do not. By listening to the voices of our commuters, we realise they are asking for flexibility and choice in how or when they study, socialise or communicate with us. And that flexibility and choice benefits all students – even on campus students…
…tanding of how drones are use and their future potential. Find out more at www.iudro.com University of Greenwich CNPPS: Kamal Farid Kamal has come up with an idea that has the potential to turn the UK’s pavement sector into a carbon-negative industry. He has launched CNPPS, a completely new technology for paving hard surfaces through the use of secondary used aggregates. The manufacturing technology coverts secondary used and waste produced into t…
