Live projects enable employers to engage meaningfully with large numbers of students, help universities to deliver their employer engagement aims at scale, and give educators more control over what students are learning while engaging with industry.
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Explore the importance and practicalities of employer engagement for university careers and employability services, with insights from Queen Mary, University of London.
We explore some of the most important trends dominating the student recruitment landscape across the UK’s higher education sector.
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26 June 2024, Central London
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This blog explores the specific challenges facing professional service leaders in the UK higher education sector and potential solutions.
Professional development gives individuals and teams the opportunity to learn new skills that they can apply to their role and help them to advance their career. This article explores how it can support professionals working in universities.
Engaging in enterprising activity at university has several benefits for students, including building on employable skills and gaining valuable experience. Robert Crammond discusses how aligning employability and enterprise efforts lead to impactful graduates.
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Rethinking the Skills System …
What next on quality, completion and delivering outstanding apprentice outcomes?
3 July 2024, Central London
How can universities involve students beyond elected representatives and sabbatical officers in their access and participation planning?
The article explores learnings from the University of Leeds’ Plus Programme’s over a challenging few years, outlining how higher education institutions can deliver student-led, impactful student success activities for underrepresented cohorts.
We often overlook the value of creating and fostering staff networks within and across universities. These networks can significantly contribute to placing students at the heart of institutional strategies, even though they seem to focus on staff rather than students.
The Latest: Student Experience and Satisfaction
This article explores the Rector's role at St Andrews in enhancing student representation and rebuilding trust within the university community.