The shift towards open research is having a transformative effect on the academic world. But when coupled with the emergence of modern technologies such as AI, it presents complex challenges
Education-focused academics must often navigate an unclear career path with limited opportunities. Danijela Serbic offers advice on how to set up an educational group to support their career development
Aligning comms with brand identity and recruiting alumni are among several ways lean marketing communications teams can boost their institution’s profile
To support the student community, digital accessibility needs to be embedded across teaching and learning. Here, Julian Tenney offers insights and steps based on his institution’s experience
Climate impact needs to be the lens through which students view their studies, if we’re going to equip future generations to deal with the coming emergency. Here are the best teaching strategies to do so
How the University of Stirling leverages student athletes’ stories to create impactful content and drive engagement
The story of the Gloucester shipwreck was too important to stay submerged. Here’s how academics, museum curators and the discoverers of the Gloucester wreck brought it back to the surface
With Black and minority ethnic communities disproportionately affected by high blood pressure, academics found innovative ways to reach them. Here’s how to launch a community outreach programme that works
If we accept the view that music education is only for the rich, it makes us complicit in stifling the life choices of talented artists, writes Jennie Henley
Two academics share strategies for advancing climate action and boosting sustainability at an institutional and individual level
Safeguarding academic integrity need not come at the expense of learning and innovation
Creating alternative publishing opportunities and space for peer-led conversation are a vital part of the PhD research student journey. Teal Triggs launched two initiatives to do so
With professional experiences now crucial to undergraduate pharmacy degrees, academics turned to AI simulations. Here’s what happened
To capitalise on GenAI’s strengths, and understand its limitations, students need to develop their research and critical thinking skills in practical, embedded and subject-specific ways
See how using sophisticated dashboards and targeted interventions can enable institutions to deliver personalised, preventative, proactive and predictive student support