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Green light for green thinking
Students hungry to up their game
Health students from Plymouth University partner up with Plymouth Argyle footballers to boost ...
Evolve, connect, succeed says University Alliance
A new report by University Alliance sets out for the first time what is needed to future proof...
Opening doors to future recruits
Young people across the UK have been given the opportunity to see for themselves how they migh...
Port of Dover continues with University partnership
The Port of Dover hosted 14 logistics students from Kent Business School (KBS) continuing the ...
Win a classroom visualiser!
Take part in 'The Use of Technology in the Classroom' survey and you could win a classroom vis...
Dare to be Digital 2015
Student game design competition, Dare to be Digital, is now open for applications
Association responds to asbestos case
The problem of asbestos in schools is worse than was previously thought, says the UK Asbestos ...
Why is 1:1 not personal enough?
Limiting devices by locking them down and keeping ownership of them is old thinking, and the 2...
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School wins visit from Crocodile Joe
Universities embrace MOOC platform
FutureLearn, the online learning platform has welcomed nine new university partners from Colom...
Perception of site safety improves
Two thirds of construction workers feel safer at work than they did five years ago, a new stud...
Uni policy must 'beef up' for Europe to be more innovative
The EIB Institute is pushing a tougher university policy to ensure future prosperity
Plymouth dental health aids Age UK
Dental students from Plymouth University Peninsula School of Dentistry have worked with care s...
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GSA responds to OECD report
Inspirational female physicist honoured at University
An inspirational female scientist at the University of Sheffield has been honoured by a landma...
Computing teaching needs support
A nationwide baseline test taken by 55,000 children has identified the areas in which schools ...
Making future history
Children at Coten End Primary have buried a time capsule during the latest phase of refurbishm...
Hertfordshire award for challenging gender bias in science
The University has been awarded 'Juno Practitioner' status by the Institute of Physics
The 80/20 rule
Justin Beck, VP of Education at Kaltura, explains why we should focus on the majority, not the...
Dancing for Africa
Line-dancing was the order of the day at a fundraising barn dance held at Burgess Hill School ...
Farlington reaches for the stars
Girls at a Sussex school turned their eyes to the heavens with the aid of astronomers from the...
Copyright: back from the dead and fit for the internet age?
Frances Anderson from VWV looks at the issues of copyright in higher education in this digital...
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RIBA latest survey results released
