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Challenging Orthodoxies: Critical Governance Studies Conference 2010

The inaugural Critical Governance Studies conference will be held at the University of Warwick on 13th and 14th December 2010.

Tue 26 Oct 2010, 12:00 | Tags: Conference, Business, Governance

The Inaugural Critical Governance Studies Conference

The inaugural Critical Governance Studies conference will be held at the University of Warwick on 13th and 14th December 2010.
Tue 21 Jul 2009, 16:38 | Tags: Conference, Governance

University Council Resolutions on Singapore

The University's Council met yesterday to consider the proposal to open a campus in Singapore.

Firstly, the Council reaffirmed the University's commitment to development in Asia as an integral part of its international strategy.

Council also welcomed the work undertaken on the Feasibility Study and the strong support of the Economic Development Board (EDB) of Singapore but, in the absence of a positive commitment from the academic community, resolved not to proceed with the plan for a second comprehensive campus in Singapore.
Wed 19 Oct 2005, 09:35 | Tags: Governance, University Affairs

'Crisp' Address For Warwick University Health Service Partnership

On the 11th June 2004 Sir Nigel Crisp, Chief Executive of the NHS, will address the new Health Service Partnership founded by the Warwick Institute of Governance and Public Management.


Warwick Fifth in Times Good University Guide 2005

Today sees the publication of The Times’ Good University Guide 2005. Warwick is up three places to take fifth place after seeing a rise in entry standards, library and computer spending, facilities spending, the number of firsts and upper class seconds awarded and graduate destinations.


Change of Control at Warwick HRI

Lord Whitty and Professor David VandeLinde are visiting the Wellesbourne site of Warwick HRI on Friday 19 March to sign the formal Change of Control document.

Mon 09 Aug 2004, 10:15 | Tags: Research, Governance, Horticulture, University Affairs

Lambert Review Author to Visit University

Richard Lambert, author of the Lambert Review into Business-University Collaboration, will be visiting the University on Thursday 29 April.

Fri 06 Aug 2004, 15:52 | Tags: Research, Business, Governance, Education, Economics, University Affairs

AUT Industrial Action - Tuesday and Wednesday

You may already be aware that AUT members have voted for industrial action over aspects of the Framework Agreement. All the other unions represented on campus have voted decisively in favour of the Agreement.


Top business backer for Coventry Partnership work

A powerful display of support for the Coventry Partnership kicked off its second annual conference in December.

Tue 03 Aug 2004, 12:16 | Tags: Welfare, Business, Governance, Economics, University Affairs, Community

Warwick & HRI - Managing the Merger Process

The University’s acquisition of the Wellesbourne and Kirton sites of Horticulture Research International (HRI) marks the biggest transfer of assets and staff to the University since the acquisition of Westwood a quarter of a century ago. Taking the two sites together, almost 600 acres of land and over 200 staff will be transferred to University ownership and management from 1 April 2004.


Vice-Chancellor writes on the first report of the Better Regulation Review Group

Anyone who has worked in the university sector for any length of time will know that the burden of red tape has grown inexorably. Funding has been dissected into endless special funding streams, with multitudinous bidding and monitoring requirements while new standards with which we must all adhere are regularly introduced.

The Issue: Does the Government understand what Universities are for?

By Professor Andrew Oswald, Department of Economics

I believe that the members of the present Cabinet, like the Conservatives before them, do not understand what universities are for. They want useful universities — ones that are practical, efficient, and focused on business needs.