Why women spend more of their lives in poor health than men
In the UK and worldwide, the gender health gap continues to create significant challenges when it comes to women’s health, with women spending around 25 per cent more of their lives in poor health tha...
22 Sep 25min
Shaping better lawyers through international and interdisciplinary study
The University of Exeter and Simon Fraser University (SFU) have launched an Accelerated Law Programme, giving students the opportunity to combine an undergraduate degree at SFU with a Bachelor of Laws...
11 Aug 25min
How universities are powering Europe’s innovation future
Higher education is central to research and knowledge creation. But today, institutions are being challenged to go one step further by turning their excellence into innovation, entrepreneurship and me...
27 Juli 19min
Tackling neurological disorders through collaboration
Neurological disorders affect more than 3 billion people worldwide, representing the leading cause of disease burden and the second leading cause of death. In response to this global challenge and ali...
21 Juli 24min
Integrating social and emotional learning in higher education for a sustainable future
Social and emotional learning (SEL) refers to the development of students’ abilities to understand and manage emotions, build positive relationships, make responsible decisions and navigate complex so...
2 Juni 23min
From classroom to clinic: teaching future veterinarians
The Jockey Club College of Veterinary Medicine and Life Sciences at City University of Hong Kong focuses on shaping students to be compassionate about animal welfare and nurturing their development as...
21 Apr 24min
How early-childhood programmes strengthen communities and restore trust after conflict
Led by researchers at Queen's University Belfast and Ulster University, the LINKS project evaluates and strengthens evidence-based early-childhood programmes in conflict-affected countries, developing...
13 Apr 25min
