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The recent report on blended provision forms part of an SFC-supported enhancement project. In our guest blog, QAA Scotland’s Alison Eales explores its findings, the research behind them, and the project’s next steps. What did the research say? The key finding is that blended learning is now the norm across the Scottish tertiary sector. Even […]

Dr Sean Field and Dr Mette High describe the work of the new SFC-funded Scottish Research Alliance for Energy, Homes and Livelihoods (SRAEHL) towards making the changes needed for our future net zero society.

Professor Melissa Terras reflects on the achievements of the Edinburgh and South of Scotland Creative Informatics Programme.

The first André Reibig Medal goes to a remarkable gold-medal winning para-swimmer.

Professor Mette High reflects on the first year success of the Scottish Research Alliance for Energy, Houses and Livelihoods.

SFC’s Pathfinders programme investigated new ways to match education and training to the skills needs of regional economies.

Partnership working was key to developing new support for educators.

Karen Gray, SFC’s Assistant Director: Learning and Quality, provides an update on the newly-introduced self-evaluation and action plans for colleges and universities.

SFC’s Mary Macgowan and Steph Kirkham introduce the National Schools Programme and outline the review, its findings and recommendations