Reinvigorating teaching practices is helping to boost teaching for creativity in schools
Teachers and leaders from the Penryn Partnership in West Cornwall are working with University of Exeter experts to boost creativity...
Kerra Maddern
Human input boosts citizens’ acceptance of AI and perceptions of fairness, study shows
Increasing human input when AI is used for public services boosts acceptance of the technology, a new study shows. The...
University of Exeter experts selected to help tackle some of society’s biggest challenges
University of Exeter experts have been selected to work with policymakers to help fight some of the biggest challenges facing...
University of Exeter honoured in UK Social Mobility Awards
The University of Exeter has won recognition for its commitment to achieving success for students, the work of staff with...
Major new exhibition shows impact of Gertrude Bell on the Middle East and international political history
A major new exhibition examines the pioneering explorations of Gertrude Bell in the Middle East, and the political legacy of her...
Database of Russian economic crime in Ukraine needed to bring about justice, new study says
A new public database of Russian economic crime in Ukraine would help to bring about justice, and support the eventual...
New landmark study will shed light on the lived experience of ‘addiction’ in the world’s most volatile places
New landmark research will aid understanding of the lived experience of drug consumption and addiction recovery in conditions of war,...
New study will help uncover new ways of discovering history’s “lost worlds”
Philosophy, art and music will be used to explore the science of the deep past’s “lost worlds” as part of...
Refugee legal reforms will have a disproportionate impact on sexually diverse asylum claimants, study warns
Refugee legal reforms will have a disproportionate impact on sexually diverse claimants, academics have warned. Researchers have said the Nationality...