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Why the Abertay CyberQuarter Matters for NHS Scotland The recent visit by Cabinet Secretary Neil Gray to the Cyber Center of Excellence (CCoE) at Abertay’s cyberQuarter highlights a growing partnership that is reshaping Cybersecurity UK. The CCoE, the first tenant of the cyberQuarter, now operates a 24/7 Security Operations Centre (SOC) that monitors threats to NHS […]
What the Charles Scott Prize Means for Future Accountants The Charles Scott Prize is awarded annually by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland (ICAS) to one standout student from each Scottish university offering an accountancy programme. Winning the prize signals exceptional academic performance, professional potential and a strong foundation for a career in finance […]
What the Funding Means for Students and the University Abertay University has been awarded more than £280,000 from the Robertson Trust as part of the Trust’s Programme Awards. The money will fund a three‑year Abertay+ Scheme that focuses on fair access, student success coaching and the removal of barriers that prevent under‑represented learners from enrolling […]
What is the LIFT OFF Programme? The Scottish Government’s Schools for Higher Education Programme (SHEP) offers the LIFT OFF initiative to help students from Fife and Tayside explore university life before they apply. By combining workshops, mentorship and real‑world projects, LIFT OFF gives pupils a realistic preview of higher education and encourages them to set […]
Why Sitting Matters for Heart and Diabetes Health Recent research from Brunel University of London shows that extended periods of sitting raise the risk of heart disease and type 2 diabetes in people aged 60 and older. The study, published in the Journal of Physical Activity and Health, analysed data from 28 international studies involving 82,000 […]
Why De Montfort University Stands Out for Architecture Students De Montfort University (DMU) in Leicester has built a reputation as a forward‑thinking institution for architecture. Its curriculum blends rigorous design practice with critical theory, and the campus itself—highlighted by the award‑winning Vijay Patel building—provides a living laboratory for students. For those considering a career in […]
How a Charity Partnership Can Shape a Film Student’s Career When a university’s film program teams up with a local charity, the result is more than a set of student projects. It becomes a real‑world training ground where emerging filmmakers learn to translate creative ideas into content that serves a community. Liverpool John Moores University’s […]
Understanding the Significance of a First-Class Sustainability Ranking In the competitive landscape of higher education, universities are increasingly judged not only on academic excellence but also on their environmental stewardship. The People and Planet League provides a transparent, independent assessment of UK institutions based on their ethical and environmental performance. When Liverpool John Moores University […]
Why Mock Court Matters for Law Students At Middlesex University, more than 500 LLB students across London, Dubai and Mauritius have recently taken part in mock criminal court appeals. These sessions are not merely academic exercises; they replicate the strict procedures and etiquette of real courtrooms. By presenting arguments before faculty acting as judges, students […]
Why the Barnet Screen Skills Plan Matters The UK’s film, television, gaming and digital media sectors are expanding at a pace that outstrips traditional employment growth. In a borough that already hosts world‑class studios such as MDX Studios and Troubadour Brent Cross, the demand for skilled professionals is rising faster than the supply of locally trained […]
