Bristol is one of the most sustainable universities in the UK, according to rankings.
Bristol was ranked 20th out of 154 UK universities in a poll, beating out UWE Bristol (24th), Oxford (25th), and
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Newcastle and Northumbria universities cancel in-person January exams over Omicron fears
Despite the mounting viral instances, both colleges have stated that they anticipate to resume regular, in-person teaching when the new
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Oxford University may make ‘woke scores’ part of recruiting criteria
According to reports, Oxford University may use ‘woke scores’ as a criterion for hiring academics. The need of infusing EDI
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New Institute of Technology will lead the UK’s digital and green revolution
The government has approved a new £13 million East Midlands Institute of Technology (IoT). The new Institute will bring together
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British Government announces 41 winners of 2022 Marshall Scholarships
The winners were picked after a months-long evaluation process that assessed the best undergraduate university students and recent graduates in
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Omicron can hit fully vaccinated according to Oxford study
Scientists discovered that two doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca or Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccines are significantly less effective at protecting against omicron
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Families left disappointed at decision to postpone University of Manchester graduation ceremonies
Because of the rapid spread of Omicron throughout the UK, the University of Manchester has postponed Winter Graduation celebrations, and
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Leeds wins funding to open up postgraduate research
Leeds is now working on two important new research initiatives aimed at improving access to postgraduate study for Black, Asian,
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First example of Roman crucifixion in UK found in Cambridgeshire
Archaeologists have discovered the earliest evidence of a Roman crucifixion in the United Kingdom in a small Cambridgeshire village. In
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In the previous four years, UK institutions have collected at least £89 million from oil companies
In total, 36 institutions acknowledged receiving funding from eight oil companies, while others declined to declare whether they did, implying
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Fears that half of England’s poorer students would be denied access to higher education
According to university leaders, the government’s plans for a minimum GCSE admission level for higher education could preclude nearly half
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