Posts related to Education
ChatGPT could be your Ally – really!
January 23 2023Professor Balbir Dean, Academic Dean of the Faculty of Science and Technology, explains why academia should embrace rather than fight against the AI platform
Overeducation in the UK labour market
May 03 2019Dr Michela Vecchi, Associate Professor in Economics, shares and analyses data from her recent research on overeducation in the UK workforce
What might a practice-based curriculum look like?
April 10 2019In response to David Boud’s blog Practice-based learning – starting with practice, Professor Carol Costley outlines her ideas for a truly practice-based curriculum.
Practice-based learning – starting with practice
March 15 2019Professor David Boud proposes a new model of higher education with practice-based learning at the centre
CYGNA: Supporting Women in Academia
March 08 2019Prof Anne-Wil Harzing explains how CYGNA was formed to support female academics
Creating a supportive research culture
January 30 2019Professor Anne-Wil Harzing shares the strategies Middlesex University Business School has been using to reach its research potential
Partnership – Student Engagement or Engaging Students?
November 27 2018Dr Sheila Cunningham highlights some of the benefits of a partnership approach to engaging students in higher education
The Apprenticeship Levy: one year on
March 09 2018David Williams discusses recent developments across contemporary apprenticeships
Middlesex: a pioneer of degree apprenticeships
March 05 2018Dr Darryll Bravenboer explores the significance of collaboration in the future of degree apprenticeships
Construction’s biggest challenge
March 10 2017Collaboration is the construction industry’s biggest challenge says Neville Webb
