2014 News
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- Published: Tuesday, 13 January 2015 17:30
- Written by Joseph
Employer leadership in skills and employment is vital to long term prosperity and growth 25th November 2014
New analysis shows no progress on women in engineering education despite over 12 years of initiatives 2nd October 2014
NCUB announces launch of Growing Value: Scotland Task Force 29th September 2014
2014-15 National Engineering Competition for Girls Opens 29th September 2014
Design Council and National Centre for Universities and Business agree strategic partnership 25th September 2014
Digital skills report recommends NCUB role in connecting students to business 23rd July 2014
NCUB publishes book updating 'Growing Value' reports on university-business collaboration 16th July 2014
Survey finds that students are confident of gaining graduate jobs 26th June 2014
NCUB welcome University Alliance call for greater collaboration 14th May 2014
NCUB responds to CIPD labour market report 12th May 2014
NCUB joins government campaign for greater STEM participation among women 7th May 2014
NCUB Welcomes CaSE Report into University Research And Warns Economic Benefits Need To Be Kept In UK 30th April 2014
First State of the Relationship Published 14th April 2014
David Willetts confirms NCUB to lead Advisory Hub 3rd April 2014
University students want more access to work experience and industry content 3rd April 2014
Graduates Who Combine Adaptability With Specialist Knowledge Most Valued By Employers, Report Finds 2nd April 2014
Senior Business Department Official Joins the NCUB 18th March 2014
National Engineering Competition for Girls Results 26th February 2014
What if you could just lay down your tired mobile at your desk, in the coffee shop, or at the airport, and have it automatically charge?
Through this programme, students & recent graduates, can apply for a paid internship at an SME with the possibility of getting a permanent contract at the end.
Britain is heading to a low carbon future: by 2050, the UK’s greenhouse gas emissions are to be reduced by at least 80% compared to 1990 levels.