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Birmingham City University (BCU), Aston University, University College Birmingham (UCB), and the University of Birmingham have launched a fully funded scheme aimed at improving access to high-skilled employment opportunities within the city’s enterprise zone.

Universities join forces to meet city skills demand
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Universities launch partnership to 'bolster economic and social impact'
Port of Tyne's Garry Thompson, left, with North East Combined Authority's Leigh Mills, Port of Tyne's Dr Jo North, South Tyneside Council's Jonathan Tew and Port of Tyne's Rachel Lightburn

Industry leaders help shape new adult skills policy
Left to right: Dr Monica Mateo-Garcia, BCU Senior Lecturer in Sustainable Built Environment; Mike Leonard, BCU Visiting Professor; Dr Kifayat Khan, BCU Senior Lecturer in AI and Business Analytics; Heike Schuster-James, BCU Head of Partnership Development in Engagement, Enterprise, and Innovation; Clayton Shaw, STEAMhouse Programme Manager

University 'enhances business support' with new funding package

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Medical Cannabis Treatments: A Comprehensive Overview
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Independent school trebles national average with stellar GCSE results
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Grants for training to boost managerial skills made available by Walsall Business Support

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New research shows growing parental support for school leaver apprenticeships over university
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JetLearn partners with NHS to provide coding, robotics and artificial intelligence education for workers’ families
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Morgan Sindall Construction selected for new Blackpool Multiversity campus
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Bradford Mill Demolition Paves Way for £17m Future Technologies Centre
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Keys exchanged for University of Hertfordshire’s flagship Spectra building