Australian student data hack highlights the critical importance of cyber security
International students in Australia have been left fearful of the repercussions of a major data breach of Australian private health insurance company Medibank, one of five companies authorised to provide compulsory Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC).
AI courses get £23million funding for National AI strategy
The UK ranks number three globally for the level of capital investment in Artificial Intelligence (AI) companies which totalled almost £2.5billion in 2019. Home...
Medical students attend UK’s first lecture in Metaverse
Professor Shafi Ahmed, who teaches using technologies such as using Google Glass, mixed reality, holograms and avatars, conducted the class with third-year medical students...
Virtual learning technology: a race to the future of education
The virtual learning technology Engageli is being introduced to Coventry University designed to support active learning and deeper peer-to-peer collaboration in online classes.
The...
Remedying loneliness: a case for technology
Want to combat loneliness? - there's an app for that.
Students at the University of Essex have partnered with the app Umii, a mobile and...
Insights from European student gaming survey: reboot your thinking
Ask4 have just released a report alongside Red Brick Research called 'Gaming for Good' on the use of digital games in the context of...
The London School of Economics is making its carbon neutral dreams a reality
The British Standards Institution has named LSE the first carbon neutral university in the UK.
Direct emissions from the university have dropped by 44% since...
85% of university students experienced learning loss in India last year
Whilst students felt this loss accounted for 40 to 60% of learning, university leaders claimed the loss only impacted learning by 30 to 40%.
Causes...
What might a ‘virtual Freshers’ Week’ look like?
When you think of Freshers' Week, what immediately springs to mind? Packed out nightclubs, £1 shots or the dreaded 'Freshers' Flu'? Signing up to...
Has COVID-19 improved access for the UK’s disabled students?
Unprecedented - a word that has become all too familiar in 2020, taking centre stage in our day-to-day lives and featured in almost every...
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