NHS lines up collaborators for university

The
new NHS University has announced that it will team up with the University of
Warwick to help transform learning within health and social care.

Around
80 universities responded to the NHSU’s call for collaboration and it is now
set to work with a further 11 regional academic partners.

It
is hoped that the mix of academic partners will lead to a greater mix of
courses, learner support, teaching methods, e-learning and work-based learning.

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The
main partnership with the University of Warwick is intended to help shape and
support the academic programmes and processes of NHSU and aid the progression
towards its goal of achieving a full university title.

By Ross Wigham