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A day in the life: Caroline Walsh
How long have you been in your job? Appointed in October 2020. What is it about your job that gets…
29th November 2021
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Researching the research tech
A university that excels at high-level research can attract both talent and funding – as well as providing society with…
24th November 2021
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Places & spaces: December 2021
Nottingham Trent University With planning permission in the pocket, work is set to imminently commence on a towering new £35m…
23rd November 2021
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Beyond the university gym
The benefits of sport are many – from aiding good wellbeing and sleep to reducing risk of major illnesses such…
22nd November 2021
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Employers! Tell us what you want, what you really, really want
2021’s graduating cohort – and to an extent this will likely apply to 2022’s as well – have entered the…
19th November 2021
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Stephen Marston: ‘If this is to mean anything, it’s about the life chances of individuals’
Next time you find yourself in a dinner party argument about how universities are out of touch/elitist/hiding away in their…
18th November 2021
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Meet the lecturer: Melanie Walsh
Melanie Walsh is an assistant teaching professor at the University of Washington. Working in fields including cultural analytics, social media…
17th November 2021
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What I’m reading: December 2021
Fiona Goodwin is the director of operations and planning at the EAUC – the Alliance for Sustainability Leadership in Education….
16th November 2021
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A day in the life: Chris Shelley
How long have you been in your job? Four years. What is it about your job that gets you out…
27th October 2021
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Martin Jones: ‘Levelling up is so relative. It is a classic political faux pas’
“Who wants to be a vice-chancellor in this hostile, toxic environment?” chuckles Prof Martin Jones. “I was asked this question…
26th October 2021
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