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The University of Southampton will build on its world-leading success by appointing up to more than 180 new academics by 2025.Ambitious researchers and academics will be given the opportunity to join the University as it further strengthens its reput

The University of Southampton will build on its world-leading success by appointing as many as 180 new academics by 2025.

New LSE strategy seeks to maximise the impact of its world-leading research

First launched in 2019, the Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF) is an annual assessment of English higher education institutions that measures how universities transfer their knowledge to different types of partners to benefit the economy and society

Having come into office in July, she used the opportunity to share her evolving understanding of the Collegiate University and how it works. “I have found it

The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) has received its best ever results in the third iteration of the Knowledge Exchange Framework (KEF3). Knowledge exchange covers the wide range of activities higher education institutions carry out with partners for the benefit of society and the economy. 

The latest Knowlege Exchange Framework highlights LSE's strong performance in key areas.

The key change required is rebalancing the gender diversity of the investment community, but universities have a part to play, too

Cambridge’s leadership in knowledge exchange has been recognised in today's Knowledge Exchange Framework 2 (KEF2) results, published by Research England. Cambridge secured the highest performance scores in many areas of knowledge exchange, with very high engagement for intellectual property (IP) commercialisation, research partnerships, working with business, and working with the public and third sectors.

University of Sunderland has been praised for driving regeneration, growth, research, and innovation across the North East and beyond.