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University innovation

June 2014

  • chemistry lab

    Blog
    'DIY labs offer an agile alternative to university-based research'

  • open big data

    Blog
    Big data can transform learning – as long as lecturers take control

April 2014

  • A man at Cambridge University

    Blog
    Top universities opt for public bonds to plug the funding gap

    Bonds allow universities to raise a lot of money over a long period – but they should act quickly, one lawyer argues

February 2014

  • student protest Sussex University

    University finance: how should we judge value for money?

    Sponsored Q&A: Join our live chat 7 February on how to cut costs without damaging the university experience

October 2013

  • Andrew Witty

    Blog
    Witty's arrows of outrageous fortune

    By opting for a 'sector not postcode' approach, Andrew Witty suggests a different path for universities to boost economic growth than his predecessors, says Andy Westwood

May 2013

  • A mass handstand event in Taipei

    Public engagement: what does it mean in higher education today? – live chat

    Join our experts Friday 31 May from 12pm BST to discuss benefits, drawbacks, media, message and innovative practice

April 2013

  • Books On Shelf In Bookshop

    Blog
    Elsevier buys Mendeley: your reaction

    The sale of the London-based startup to the publishing giant has prompted strong reactions from the academic community – is the partnership good or bad news for open access research?

March 2013

  • 'Open' sign on small business door

    Blog
    Open source in higher education: how far have we come?

  • Student doing online class, mooc

    Blog
    Does Europe need its own Mooc?

  • Starting line

    Blog
    Launching a startup: five tips from an edutech entrepreneur

  • Mendeley

    Blog
    Are edutech startups plugging an innovation gap in our universities?

  • Blog
    Can OpenCourseWare widen Europe's science and technology skills-base?

  • Outsourced vs on campus services: what's the best model? – live chat

  • Blog
    How to inspire interdisciplinarity: lessons from the collegiate system

  • Do teaching models in higher education need reinventing? – live chat

February 2013

  • Hot to unfollow on Twitter illustration

    Blog
    The terror of tweeting: social medium or academic message?

    The mismatch between some academics and social media is not so much fear of technology, but concerns over losing control, says Claire Warwick, but spare them the beginner's guide

January 2013

  • Changing the admissions system would make it fairer but also a lot less work

    Blog
    Student recruitment: what will count most in 2013?

    Discount nothing in promoting the idea of your institution and why applicants should want to be part of it, advises Mark Fuller

November 2012

  • A woman using a laptop computer in a tree.

    Blog
    Online learning: how it can widen and formalise access to higher education

    Online learning provides a way of studying for pleasure, opens up new ways of learning and offers the chance to participate in a social 'event'. Here are some thoughts from our recent Q&A

  • Girls using laptop

    University websites: design, content and user experience – live chat

    Is your website working as hard as it could? Join us on Friday 30 November from 12-2pm GMT to discuss how to meet the needs of staff and students – past, present and future

  • Innovation

    Blog
    What 'more' can universities do for Michael Gove and Alan Milburn?

    As UK universities are asked to raise academic standards and improve social mobility, James Harris highlights the wealth of learning and teaching resources bridging the education gap
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