The MOOC movement
Plenty of heated discussion has occurred online, offline, at conferences, across institutional board meetings and classrooms about the rise, potential…
28th October 2014
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October 2014
Prof wins award at House of Lords
Andy Penaluna, a professor of Creative Entrepreneurship at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David (UWTSD), scooped the Enterprise Educators…
28th October 2014
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Social climbers
Back in February 2010, a blog called Three Word Chant stumbled across an article from the 27 February 1995 issue…
27th October 2014
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Future tech trends in HE
When it comes to foreseeing the future of digital technology, there is no crystal ball. Yet developers in the education…
27th October 2014
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Student accommodation: a seismic shift
Student accommodation – once a domain of drab, cellular units that focused on quantity rather than quality – has developed…
27th October 2014
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UCL campus overhaul
The project aims to transform a Refectory and an underused service yard within their Bloomsbury campus into a vibrant social…
27th October 2014
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Robotics facility opens at Leeds
The £4.3 million Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) National Facility for Innovative Robotic Systems is now open at…
27th October 2014
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Northampton starts work on Waterside
Situated in the Northampton Waterside Enterprise Zone, the campus development will cultivate the natural linkage between universities and business –…
27th October 2014
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More wood for student accommodation
Stewart Milne Timber Systems has experienced a 50% increase in orders from the education sector in the last five years,…
26th October 2014
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Edinburgh in language push
Teachers, speech-language therapists, language policy bodies and business leaders gathered at the launch of Bilingualism Matters, a centre based at…
24th October 2014
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