60% of female STEM students have prospects halted by pandemic
60% of female STEM students have had their future career prospects affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, a report finds. A... read the full article
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Women in STEM: Rachel James
Rachel James, Daphne Jackson Trust Research Fellow, Centre for Discovery Brain Sciences at University of Edinburgh Reviving a research career... read the full article
Apprenticeships in Scotland
The landscape of apprenticeships across the UK – Scotland Skills Development Scotland is Scotland’s National Skills Body with an objective... read the full article
Apprenticeships in Wales
The Welsh government manages an approved Welsh Apprenticeship Framework, developed to ensure an apprentice has the relevant knowledge, skills and... read the full article
Apprenticeships: The Importance of Mentoring
Tom Cheek, Apprenticeship Lead at the Science Council In this blog we are going to consider the value and importance... read the full article
Call for Views: Technical Talent of the Future
Call for views and evidence for policy commission focused on future technical community needed to deliver UK R&D uplift and... read the full article
Midlands Innovation launches a new additional HETS digital conference
Midlands Innovation, founder of Higher Education Technician Summit (HETS), is delighted to announce exciting new developments to the nationwide gathering... read the full article
Professional Registration Workshops Return for 2021
This is a recurring event, please find the schedule and registration links here. Following the successful free Virtual Professional Registration... read the full article
Women in STEM: Mousumi Chatterjee
How COVID-19 has affected my workplace and career in Science? By Mousumi Chatterjee, Daphne Jackson Trust Fellow, Brunel University, London... read the full article
Women in STEM: Alexandra Karamitrou
Women in STEM: How has COVID-19 has affected your workplace and career in science? By Alexandra Karamitrou, Postdoctoral researcher, University... read the full article