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What does the TEF tell us about specialist arts Universities?
This article was originally published on WonkHE on the 5th July 2017 Professor John Last, Chair of Ukadia and Vice Chancellor at Norwich University of the Arts Let’s take an imaginary leap to the end of the decade and look back from that vantage point. The odds are we...
Creative and Cultural Skills Annual Conference 2017
It is not too late to register for the Creative and Cultural Skills Annual conference which is taking place on Thursday 2nd March 2017 at: The Backstage Centre High House Production Park Vellacott Close Purfleet Essex RM19 1RJ This year the conference is on the theme...
Filmmakers from Mapping Territory
Grayson Perry's inspirational speech about confidence, given at the Mapping Territory Private View on the 25th February 2014, can be seen in a film created by Maceo Stennet-Hughes, one of the students who took part in the collaborative project. Exhibition Film Maceo...
Creative education: is now the time for realism or optimism?
Read the article by Dr. Simon Ofield-Kerr, VC of University for the Creative Arts, in the Guardian online
‘Inclusive Practices, Inclusive Pedagogies’ Launched by Wes Streeting
‘Inclusive Practices, Inclusive Pedagogies’, an anthology of research into widening participation in art and design higher education, was launched at Sadler’s Wells on Thursday 27th October.
Josie Long to speak at ukadia Conference 2012
The comedian Josie Long, who has set up the charity the Arts Emergency Service, will be giving the after-dinner speech at the 2012 ukadia Conference.
Comedian Josie Long launches Arts Emergency Service
Josie Long has launched a charity aimed at supporting students from underprivileged backgrounds study arts subjects at HE and tackle their debt.
‘Research in the Lifelong Learning Networks’ published
The Lifelong Learning Neworks National Forum has published an e-book presenting some of the research conducted by lifelong learning networks (LLNs) over the last five years.
Foundation Degree Framework for working with children and young people
This framework is part of CWDC?s Young People?s Workforce Reform Programme which has been developed with support of partner organisations from the young people?s workforce. The programme aims to develop a more skilled, confident workforce that works in an effective integrated way to deliver the best possible outcomes for young people.
Contribute to CCSkills’ consultation on level 3 qualifications
Creative and Cultural Skills are running a consultation on level 3 qualifications in art and design, including the Foundation Diploma in Art and Design.