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An SFC insider talks us through why maths and numbers are so important this National Numeracy Day.

Over £30m available to Scottish universities in 2021-22 for climate emergency projects.

Ross Brand discusses how NCL has supported student entrepreneurship and how this evolved throughout lockdown.

National HE Awards recognise achievements in supporting students, communities and the NHS.

New figures show 2021 target met by 2019 and equality at tertiary level for most deprived groups.

Seonaid McIntosh is the first of many student athletes stories we'll be looking at this summer.

NSS finds almost 80% of respondents studying in Scotland are satisfied with the quality of their course.

Dr Gill Murray of Heriot-Watt University discusses how they are using SFC’s Upskilling Fund to help come out of the global pandemic.

New report shows potential for 12 percent or school pupils to study with a college

The Education Minister learns how West Lothian College is equipping COVID workers for new jobs .

The Scottish Government has broadly accepted the recommendations of SFC’s review of Tertiary Education and Research.

How do you provide students with work placements during a pandemic? Creativity, collaboration and a can-do attitude was the answer at Borders College.

Today’s research impact case study looks at Glasgow Caledonian University’s work to alleviate poverty.

Today we look at the work being done by the University of Aberdeen to end hunger and achieve food security.

Today’s research impact focus is on how the University of the West of Scotland is changing lives in India

Researchers at Robert Gordon University are helping to make our homes greener in the move to net zero

All of Scotland’s HE institutions have signed a UK-wide Academic Integrity Charter, developed by the Quality Assurance Agency.

SFC has published new guidance for the University Upskilling Fund with a breakdown of 2022-23 allocations.

To coincide with the 2022 Scotsman Green Skills Conference, college principal, Simon Hewitt, describes how Scotland’s colleges are providing skills for the green revolution and putting partnerships at the heart of future success.

SFC Chief Executive, Karen Watt, describes the Regional Pathfinders and SFC’s role in developing a revised approach to skills alignment.