Policy mapping tool updated
The Civic University Network 'Civic Connections' policy mapping tool has been updated. This document aims to map some of the key policy ‘hooks’ of most relevance to ‘civic’ agendas, with the dual aim of
Why student engagement is the key to a civic university
Our latest blog has been provided by Sophie Cloutterbuck who is Director of London Engagement at London Met. Working with the Vice-Chancellor on the Giving Back to the City stream of the University's strategy,
Collaboration is key to catalysing health and economic transformation
The work of the Civic University Network aims to challenge thinking and shape future collaborative conversation. A great example of this is the relationship that has been built with the NHS. In a blog
Open to all? Using our physical and digital spaces to better engage local communities
Earlier in 2021 the Civic University Network issued a blog written by the University of Gloucester, on their purchase of a former Debenhams building, and plans to include community space in its future use.
The people’s priorities for Greater Manchester’s universities: sharing our polling data
Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell, President and Vice-Chancellor, The University of Manchester Professor George Holmes, President and Vice Chancellor, University of Bolton Professor Helen Marshall, Vice Chancellor, University of Salford Professor Linda Merrick, Principal,
Reimagining the relationship between Universities and the NHS
Our latest blog is written by Dame Jackie Daniel, CEO of Newcastle upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust who will be chairing the 'Reimagining the relationship between universities and the NHS' session at our
The Art of the Civic
Our latest webinar, jointly delivered by the Civic University Network and Arts Council England, heard from leaders across the university and Arts and Culture sector. Hosted by Jane Tarr (Director, Skills and Workforces, Arts
Civic London forum holds latest meeting
Written by Sarah Barnes, Queen Mary University of London On Tuesday 9th March we brought together staff from London universities who are interested in the civic agenda to discuss what it means to