Case studies

Unlocking potential for next-generation medical scanning

Researchers at University of York have developed a new way to magnetise molecules in the human body, paving the way for a new generation of low-cost magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

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Supporting joint ventures with business

Queen's University Belfast has invested QR funding in developing technologies to support today's bus industry.

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Taking care of mothers and babies

University of Oxford uses quality-related research funding to develop tools that monitor the health of mothers and babies.

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Widening access through community engagement

University of Bristol’s BA in English Literature and Community Engagement (ELCE) is a key feature of the university’s widening participation programme.

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Learning about humanities

The Foundation in Arts and Humanities (CertHE) is a one-year course designed to reach those who might think university was out of their reach.

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New technology to combat eye diseases

University partnership creates a product that can halt the decline of patients who have diabetic retinopathy or age-related macular degeneration.

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Financial support available at university

Students who may otherwise struggle to afford university can get help from their university. 

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Manchester students accessing higher education programme

The Manchester Access Programme (MAP) admitted its 10^th cohort to the University of Manchester in 2016

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PARTNERS programme supports disadvantaged students

The University of Newcastle’s PARTNERS programme ensures that students from disadvantaged backgrounds are supported once they have joined the university.

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upReach scheme to improve undergraduate access to professional employment

Seven Russell Group universities have partnered with upReach, an organisation which works to improve access to professional employment for undergraduates from less-privileged backgrounds.

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