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Posted: 02/10/2012 by Alice Reynolds in UALL News

UALL 2013 Annual Conference - Call for Papers

Our 2013 Annual Conference is being held between 20 and 22 March at Durham University. Call for Papers - proposals for papers and poster sessions are invited on the conference theme Who and what are universities for? Local communities, global competitiveness and the part-time st

Posted: 14/09/2012 by Alice Reynolds in UALL News

UALL 2012 AGM and Seminar, London: 29 November - Programme

The UALL 2012 AGM and Seminar is taking place at the Russell Hotel, Russell Square, London on Thursday, 29 Part-time Higher Education: Access in the new fees regime. The keynote speakers are Professor Les Ebdon in his new role as Director of the Office for Fair Access and Profess

Posted: 12/09/2012 by Alice Reynolds in UALL News

UALL Awards 2012-2013

Applications are now accepted for the 2012-2013 UALL Awards. The Scheme recognises and celebrates projects, programmes and practices that promote lifelong learning in the Higher Education Sector. The Scheme is open to all departments and offices in any institution that holds UAL

Posted: 11/07/2012 by Alice Reynolds in UALL News

UALL 2013 Annual Conference

The UALL 2013 Annual Conference will be taking place at Durham University between 20 and 22 March. The conference starts on the Wednesday evening, followed by two full days conference on the Thursday and Friday. The Drinks Reception and Conference Dinner is being held at Durham

Posted: 29/05/2012 by Alice Reynolds in UALL News

UALL Response to HEFCE Consultation on Student Number Controls & Teaching Funding

UALL represents more than 80 higher education institutions in the delivery of lifelong learning and part-time provision. The Association supports the diverse engagement of universities across the sector with their wider communities, through leadership and advocacy in policy devel

Posted: 28/04/2012 by Alice Reynolds in UALL News

New Gov website - Education

The “Directgov” website will be replaced later this year by www.gov.uk. Please could you click onto “Education” on this new website, and follow the links through for information about student finance, part time study etc. If you see any gaps in the information provided, please co

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