UALL's Response to the UUK Call for Evidence for the review of part-time and mature higher education. ...

Part of UALL’s mission is to contribute to consultations on part-time and flexible lifelong learning. There have been several recent examples, including the European 2013 survey of lifelong learning national networks; the DBIS Part-time Stakeholder Group, and the UUK Review of Part-time and Mature HE.  In all of these UALL represen ...

The 2013 Annual Conference was held at the Calman Centre, University of Durham between 20 and 22 March with the theme: Who and what are universities for? Local Communities, Global competitiveness and the part-time student. The Conference attracted 75 delegates, a very satisfactory number give ...

Following the item on the decline in part-time numbers and Government's increasing concern, NIACE has published a special issue of Adults Learning to address this developing crisis. Among the contributors are UALL Chair, Mary Stuart, and UALL Editor, Bill Jones.

Who and what are universities for? Local communities, global competitiveness and the part-time student 20-22 March - Durham University The Full Conference Programme is now available - an ...

The Government department BIS is increasingly concerned about part-time and mature student numbers which have dropped by 30-50%. Both BIS and UUK have set up survey and advice groups, with UALL and other invited organisations providing evidence. Data on part-time student participation is always less certain than full-time, so evidence is esse ...