- Aston University Jewellery Students Try to Save ‘Dying Art’
- Government’s Planned White Paper to Change Tuition Fees This Summer
- UoB Develops Technology to Detect Emerging Global Viruses
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Aston University partnered with the Goldsmiths' Company Charity to launch the course in September with five students.
The new Aston University Goldsmiths Institute's principal, Daniel Locke-Wheaton, said they worked with companies in Birmingham's Jewellery Quarter to work out where there was the most need for new talent.
Jewellery tutor Collette Waudby said about the famous area of Birmingham: "It's an ageing workforce and, unless we do something about it, we could lose this industry."
Universities in England have experienced a fall in income for the third year in a row, according to the higher education regulator, as it warned that declining international student numbers would translate into more cuts on campuses.
The Office for Students’ (OfS) annual financial health check found that many universities were trying to repair budget deficits by slashing building and maintenance spending as well as cutting courses and staff, with the sector expected to sell off more than £400m worth of land and property this year.
A low-cost genome sequencing technique that was used by thousands of laboratories globally to spot COVID-19 variants of concern will now be extended to cover all pathogens, known or unknown, in an ambitious new project launched today.
The ARTIC 2.0 project brings together an international collaboration led by the University of Birmingham. The team includes researchers from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ghana and Kenya with expertise in responding to numerous viral threats using genomic surveillance including recent outbreaks of Ebola virus and Mpox in Africa.
Maintaining a clear and uncluttered accommodation space promotes uninterrupted thinking and helps avoid distractions. Not only that, it makes your accommodation more suitable for when friends visit.
At university, there is a huge number of communities to explore, anything from fitness and media to gardening and gaming. Look at your university's available guilds and meet many like-minded people.
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