Sector Issues

Author: Rosie Hart, Programmes Officer - Faculty of Engineering and Design So, next week I’m off to Manchester for my third AUA annual conference. Whilst this makes me feel slightly apprehensive, I have learned that forcing myself out of my...

Author: Alison Ryan, Faculty Coordinator - Faculty of Engineering and Design On Friday 3 February I attended the AUA South Wales and South West Conference 2017 in Cardiff. Having never attended an AUA conference before, I wasn’t quite sure what...

Author: Rachel Acres, Assistant Registrar, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Professor Morley began by outlining the breadth and diversity of his role as Deputy Vice-Chancellor and Provost, which included responsibility for education, research, staffing, and of course, that perennial...

Author: Jenny Medland, Student Experience Office, Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences What attributes should a graduate leave the University of Bath with? How can we respond to the challenges Brexit or changes to A-levels pose to student recruitment, or...

Author: Sally Lewis, Placements Officer, Faculty of Science The first AUA talk of this year was given by Mark Humphriss, the University Secretary, who gave a very informative insight into the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) and immigration - two...

Colleagues across the University -AUA members AND non-members alike- are warmly invited to attend all AUA talks this year AUA Bath members have identified three themes for this coming year, our sessions will cover: • Sector issues • University priorities...

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