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See more newsWhy is getting students back to campus at the earliest possible opportunity no longer a priority?
The Government announcement this week that a “return to in-person teaching [will be] alongside step 3 of the road map, when restrictions on...
Shortlist Announced for The Education Awards 2021
The annual Education Awards recognise and celebrate the achievements of staff and students and their contributions to our learning community through...
Our research into the student experience this year, and the case for fee refunds
On 22 March, we met with Universities Minister, Michelle Donelan MP, to make the case for tuition fee refunds and continued support for students this...
Priorities for the Provost: ONE
Prioritise personalised teaching and extra-curricular activity post-pandemic.
Face-to-face teaching should return as soon as possible as we recover from the pandemic, whilst the many benefits of digital teaching are retained. There should be a focus on a quick return to face-to-face social and extra-curricular activity, as well as necessary support to expand and grow participation in these areas.
Priorities for the Provost: SEVEN
End the mental health crisis at our University with more funding to help students succeed.
The pandemic has continued to exacerbate a growing crisis in mental health at UCL. UCL needs to increase the provision of mental health support services so that more students can find the support they need. We want to work with UCL to make our university the very best at supporting students.
Priorities for the Provost: FIVE
Increase the financial support available to postgraduate taught and research students.
Our postgraduate community needs more support. We need to improve pay and conditions for PGTAs, increase the monthly stipend of PhD studentships and remove application fees for Master’s programmes.