What the New Hub Means for Local Entrepreneurs The University of Brighton has partnered with NatWest to open a dedicated accelerator hub in Elm House, the campus home of the School of Business & Law. The initiative is designed to give small and medium‑sized enterprises (SMEs) in Brighton and Sussex a free, high‑quality environment to […]
Understanding the Role of Social Audits in Global Fashion Supply Chains Social audits are often presented as the frontline tool for ensuring ethical practices in garment factories. However, the recent Amnesty International report, “Abandoned by Fashion,” highlights significant gaps in how these audits are conducted and reported. Professor Muhammad Azizul Islam of the University of […]
Understanding the European Capital of Innovation Award The European Capital of Innovation (ECI) award is a prestigious competition that recognises cities across the continent for their commitment to fostering an inclusive, high‑impact innovation ecosystem. 2026’s finalists were chosen by a panel of experts from the European Innovation Council, who evaluated each city’s track record, future […]
How the Bathgate Group’s £250,000 Donation is Shaping the Future of Construction Apprenticeships At the start of 2025, the Bathgate Group announced a £250,000 pledge to support degree apprenticeship learners at Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU). The donation is part of a five‑year commitment that will fund the Bathgate Early Career Launchpad Project, a programme […]
Understanding the MaLaMi Project and Its Role in Cleaner Shipping The Maritime Last Mile Net Zero (MaLaMi) initiative, backed by a £5 million investment, is a flagship effort by Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU) to accelerate the transition of the UK maritime sector toward net‑zero emissions by 2050. The project brings together academic researchers, industry partners, […]
Overview of the 2025 Roscoe Lecture The Roscoe Lecture series, a staple of Liverpool John Moores University’s public engagement calendar, returned to campus this week with a focus on the contemporary role of the British monarchy. Delivered by His Majesty’s Lord‑Lieutenant of Merseyside, Mark Blundell, the talk explored how the monarchy intersects with civic life, charitable […]
Understanding the Role of an AI Doctor in Modern Healthcare In recent years, the integration of artificial intelligence into medical practice has moved from theoretical discussion to tangible application. At Liverpool John Moores University (LJMU), the development of a robot doctor—named Ami—illustrates how AI can support clinicians rather than replace them. The project demonstrates a […]
The upcoming Christmas break brings specific changes to the way Arts University Plymouth operates. Understanding the revised campus hours, library schedules, and student support services will help you plan your work and stay connected during the festive period. Overview of Campus Availability During the Christmas Break All main campus sites – Tavistock Place, Studio 44, […]
What the Festive Makers Market Offers Arts University Plymouth is opening The Little Box in Plymouth’s cultural quarter to showcase a curated selection of handmade gifts from its own emerging makers. Running from 6 December to 14 December 2025, the market will operate daily between 10 am and 5 pm and will be a card‑only venue. The event brings […]
Why Your Portfolio Matters When applying to the Arts University Plymouth’s range of art and design programmes, your portfolio is often the deciding factor that separates a strong candidate from the rest. It offers admissions tutors a tangible glimpse into your creative processes, your technical skill set, and your artistic voice. Rather than a purely […]