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4 minutes ago
Cambridge University has been awarded the @EcuRaceCharter Bronze Award in recognition of its ongoing commitment to tackle racial inequalities: https://t.co/qYO0oWeHAy @AdvanceHE
56 minutes ago
“You’re too nice to be a surgeon” Emily Hotine, @Athena_SWAN Coordinator Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences, @UniofOxford ,explains the impact and biases created by patient perceptions of female surgeons: https://t.co/3W3IJY75VC #highered https://t.co/7XIxv9jq1G
18 November 2019
“You’re too nice to be a surgeon”
1 hour ago
Huge #Congratulations to everyone @unibirmingham who has achieved #Fellowship through our Beacon Scheme!
We are #Proud to announce the number has now reached 300 #TeachingExcellence #Hellobrum @AdvanceHE
Why not join them? https://t.co/fWtmXOE0eQ https://t.co/m9cFvbAhbr
5 hours ago
In our latest blog Tashmin Khamis, Principal Fellow and Associate Vice Provost @AKUGlobal, shares her thoughts on networks as a lifeline for those involved with enhancing teaching quality. Read more here: https://t.co/eaDGWLY7bY #highered https://t.co/txzdMtS2Oe
18 November 2019
Networking - breaking the solitude for educational developers
5 hours ago
Places are still available to join our Connect Event Series Fourth Industrial Revolution event this Thurs 21 Nov in Birmingham. Speakers include Prof Liz Barnes, Vice Chancellor @StaffsUni and Prof Josie Fraser, DVC (Academic) @OpenUniversity. Book now https://t.co/ekgkBD51y3 https://t.co/S6OA1Tg7e4
7 hours ago
How can more inclusive leadership make a difference in tackling inequality in HE? Submissions invited for #EDIConf20 - 'Courageous conversations and adventurous approaches: Creative thinking in tackling inequality'. Submissions close 22 Nov 2019: https://t.co/luwNUmvDSV https://t.co/DtNJxN2KAW
15 November 2019
Academic Leadership – three tips about creativity
14 November 2019
Governance News: New HEPI report: Somewhere to live
Women in HE Conference 2020
Despite comprising the majority of staff working in UK higher education, women remain underrepresented at the most senior levels and the challenge to increase the pace of change remains.
Our inaugural Advance HE Women in HE Conference will provide insight into solutions that work to address the barriers we have identified, through our extensive research, knowledge and understanding, in achieving step change across HE in relation to all gender equality issues through practical exploration of the known and hidden challenges across a range of intersectional themes relating to women in HE.
#WomenHEConf20 will take place on 23 January 2020 in London.