Changing the culture: directory of case studies

27 July 2017

Inclusion, equality and diversity

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Since the publication in October 2016 of Changing the culture: report of the Universities UK Taskforce examining violence against women, harassment and hate crime affecting university students, universities and students’ unions have been continuing to evolve thinking and best practice.

This directory of case studies details responses from universities, including a wide range of innovative projects, from improving incident reporting procedures, to improving student and staff training in this area. It is a developing resource bank that will continue to grow as universities share initiatives and experiences within the UK and internationally.

News

Tackling gaps in BME students' achievements at university

6 June 2018

Announcing an initiative between UUK and the NUS to help universities tackle the BME attainment gap.

University entrants remain highly qualified

4 June 2018

An analysis published by Universities UK shows that the growth in student numbers has not led to university entrants having lower qualifications.

Blog

BME attainment: why universities must do more than 'mind the gap'

13 November 2018

Professor Steve West, Vice-Chancellor of the University of West England, Bristol, on the initiatives his institution is running to create a more inclusive and supportive environment for BME students in the UK.

Addressing the BME attainment gap in universities

29 October 2018

Professor Alec Cameron, Vice-Chancellor of Aston University, talks about initiatives to help universities improve the attainment and university experience of black and minority ethnic (BME) students across the UK.