University strikes in the United Kingdom have been a recurring occurrence due to pension and working conditions issues. According to The Tab, UK university instructors may stop marking exams next month as part of broader UK university protests if demands […]
Have you wanted to get active on campus but aren’t sure where to start? Now is your opportunity to shine! The UK Student Government Association (UKSGA), which is based in the Office for Student Success, is holding elections for open […]
An ecclesiastical court will rule whether a memorial to a 17th-century philanthropist who invested in the slave trade can be relocated at Cambridge University. In Jesus College’s chapel, there is a memorial to Tobias Rustat, who invested in the Royal […]
The Queen’s Anniversary Prize has been awarded to Heriot-Watt University for pioneering research in the frontier science of photonics. The Queen’s Anniversary Prizes are the highest national honors that the UK’s further and higher education sector may receive. They are […]
The University of Oxford has announced that the new Balliol College building would be named after Indian scholar Dr. Lakshman Sarup, which is a source of great pride for the Indian community. Sarup (1894–1946) was the first student at Oxford […]
The Alan Turing Institute, the national institute for data science and artificial intelligence, has approved TEESSIDE University’s application for financing. Teesside University will be able to use the Turing Network Development Award to host regional and national scientific and outreach […]
As Omicron instances continue to grow, several UK universities are defying government requests for face-to-face instruction. Durham University is one of 15 British universities to reintroduce online learning, announcing that the new academic year would begin digitally. For the first […]
The major university presses in the United Kingdom and Ireland have announced the introduction of a new framework for collaboration. EvenUP aims to demonstrate university presses’ commitment to ‘equity, diversity, inclusion, and belonging in our workplaces, in who we work […]
According to new research, rising temperatures are producing a “growing diversity” of Vibrio bacteria in the sea around the UK. The research team lead by the University of Exeter discovered two Vibrio species, Vibrio rotiferianus and Vibrio jasicida, that had […]
The Samaritans have partnered with university students to provide assistance to members of the public who are in need. With Anglia Ruskin University, the suicide prevention organization has developed its first-ever “university hub,” aimed at providing more online support services. […]
The University of Strathclyde, a public research university in Glasgow, Scotland, has welcomed applications from South Asian female students for five fully supported postgraduate scholarships in the United Kingdom. One-year Master’s degrees in health and life sciences, climate change, environment […]
The British Psychological Society Book Award, which honors psychology literature, recently recognized Loughborough University with two prizes. For her book, From Talent Management to Talent Liberation: A Practical Guide for Professionals, Managers, and Leaders, alumna Maggi Evans earned the 2021 […]
A notebook containing transcribed works of physicist Sir Isaac Newton has been added to a Cambridge University collection after being considered to be lost for over 340 years. It was purchased at auction last year and belonged to John Wickins, […]
The master’s program, according to Staffordshire University, is a world first, and it is aimed at persons working both inside and outside the sector. Students on the course, which will begin in September 2022, will receive both practical training and […]
The University of Birmingham has announced the start of five new large projects targeted at improving type 1 diabetes prevention, treatment, and management, with a focus on children and young adults. The new studies include: The ELSA Study (EarLy Surveillance […]
Bristol was ranked 20th out of 154 UK universities in a poll, beating out UWE Bristol (24th), Oxford (25th), and Cambridge (82nd), among others. From workers’ rights to water use to carbon reduction and garbage recycling, the People & Planet […]
Despite the mounting viral instances, both colleges have stated that they anticipate to resume regular, in-person teaching when the new semester begins later in January. Because of the emergence of the Omicron Covid version, Newcastle’s institutions have canceled in-person exams. […]
According to reports, Oxford University may use ‘woke scores’ as a criterion for hiring academics. The need of infusing EDI – equality, diversity, and inclusion – into ‘all recruitment’ is apparently stated in a consultation document from the university’s race […]
The government has approved a new £13 million East Midlands Institute of Technology (IoT). The new Institute will bring together Loughborough University, Loughborough College, the University of Derby, and the Derby College Group (DCG) to build the highly advanced workforce […]
The winners were picked after a months-long evaluation process that assessed the best undergraduate university students and recent graduates in the United States. Beginning in September of next year, they will begin graduate studies at premier academic institutions across the […]
