Coronavirus drug trial shows experimental drug prevents 79% of COVID-19 from progressing
The experimental drug was given to Coronavirus patients in hospital who required oxygen assistance.
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Former Universities Minister Jo Johnson on How to Remain Competitive After Covid-19
Jo Johnson has advocated for a four-year post-study visa for internationals to remain in the UK, as well as a prioritisation of students originating from India to avoid universities losing their world ranking.
→University Deferrals Down Despite Coronavirus
The percentage of students choosing the defer has decreased, despite fears over ‘blended’ teaching next year.
→New Data Exposes Gender and Ethnicity Graduate Opportunity Gap
New data collected by Graduate Outcomes, which analyses what students are doing 15 months after graduating, has revealed discrepancies in opportunities in terms of gender and ethnicity.
→New COVID-19 Vaccine Trail Has Started in the UK
Imperial College London begins a new Covid-19 vaccine trial in the UK.
→Southampton University Student Union to reopen The Shop after temporary closure
The Student Union has announced that The Shop will be reopening after a temporary closure→
New EU Students Lose Home Fee Status from 2021
Students from the European Union will no longer be able to claim student loans in England under the home fee status from the 2021-22 academic year onwards, the government have confirmed.
→Southampton Students and Staff Have Until the 31st of July to Get Free Access to Coursera
The library at the University of Southampton is giving staff and students free access to Coursera until the end of this coming September.
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VP Education and Democracy Candidates Announced
Voting opens on July 20th.
→INTRODUCING E-MENTORING: WHAT IS IT? AND HOW DO I USE IT?
The University of Southampton have introduced a new, online service, called ‘E-Mentoring’. It will be available as of June 2020.
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