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  • High demand means Citizens Advice needs more volunteers than ever

    During a time of continued economic uncertainty and cuts to public services, the value placed on volunteering is higher than ever. During National Volunteers Week (1st-7th June 2011) national charity Citizens Advice is calling on people from all backgrounds with different skills to get in touch.
     
    Citizens Advice relies heavily on the gene…
  • Reading picked to improve Chinese teaching

    China have specially selected the University of Reading to help improve the standard of teaching in the country.   The university was the only UK institution to be chosen by the Chinese Ministry of Education and the China Scholarship Council to help devise a new teaching programme which will help 14 Chinese teachers develop their sk…
  • Loughborough offer best student experience

    Loughborough has been deemed to provide the best student experience in the UK for the fifth year running.

    The university came first in the Times Higher Education Student Experience Survey which asked 13,000 undergraduates which was the best university to attend in the UK.

    Universities were rated on 21 different factors, from the quality o…
  • Government delay announcement of higher education plans

    The government has delayed the publication of its plans to shake up higher education in England to take into account what level of fees universities might charge.

    The Higher Education White Paper was due to be published by March 2011.

    Universities minister David Willetts announced he was delaying this in part to see how "price-settin…
  • Union Council Fails to Reach Decision on Nestle Boycott

    South Hampton's student union failed to reach a decision during Monday's union council meeting on whether to boycott Nestlé products

    The issue has gained considerable publicity amongst the student population at Southampton following the publication of an article in campus newspaper Wessex Scene, demanding that the Union join a l…
  • Fashion on Campus - Volunteering Week

    As part of ‘Volunteering Week’ a student led volunteering group known as M.A.D held a fashion show on Avenue Campus in aid of the charity Oxfam. M.A.D was founded by Pete Sara and Matt Pouncey, BA Business students and is run together with a group of students as a way to gain experience and raise money, all part of ‘doing their bi…

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High demand means Citizens Advice needs more volunteers than ever
During a time of continued economic uncertainty and cuts to public services, the value placed on volunteering is higher than ever. During National Vol…
01/06/11
Reading picked to improve Chinese teaching
China have specially selected the University of Reading to help improve the standard of teaching in the country.
28/02/11
Loughborough offer best student experience
Loughborough has been deemed to provide the best student experience in the UK for the fifth year running.
28/02/11
Government delay announcement of higher education plans
The government has delayed the publication of its plans to shake up higher education in England to take into account what level of fees universities m…
28/02/11
Union Council Fails to Reach Decision on Nestle Boycott
South Hampton's student union failed to reach a decision during Monday's union council meeting on whether to boycott Nestlé products
26/02/11
Fashion on Campus - Volunteering Week
As part of "Volunteering Week" a student led volunteering group known as M.A.D held a fashion show on Avenue Campus in aid of the charity Ox…
24/02/11
The University of Northampton's Employability Week
It's not long until second years will be forced out into the big wide world and it's time to ask the question: is their degree enough to get them the …
24/02/11
The Future of Journalism
While we often get too busy to finish reading a newspaper or magazine piece a photograph, as they say, represents a thousand words. The only content t…
22/02/11
Why graduates are choosing to Teach First
This September thousands of graduates England-wide will begin their training to become a teacher, many through the conventional PGCE course at a unive…
22/02/11
Amy Williams' Olympic gold - one year on
Amy Williams, the golden girl from University of Bath, made hr own piece of history a year ago tomorrow by striking skeleton gold at the Vancouver 201…
18/02/11
Create Your Campus winner announced
Following the gruelling application and design process, the winner of the Create Your Campus competition run by University of Southampton has been ann…
11/02/11
Government propose sanctions to soften high-fee impact on poor students
In an attempt to soften the blow of the fees hike the Government have announced that English universities could have the power to charge tuition fees …
10/02/11
Students Quiz Universities Minister on Fees
David Willetts, Minister for Universities and Science visited the University of Southampton Friday January 30 to officially open the University's new …
03/02/11
NUS: Nationally Useless for Students?
A referendum in December at University of Southampton revealed quite surprisingly that an overwhelming majority of students don't want to join the NUS…
31/01/11