THE Awards, Shortlist Announced
Posted 5th September 2024
Widely recognised as the ‘Oscars of higher education’, the THE Awards attract hundreds of entries each year from all corners of the UK and Ireland, that exemplify the talent, innovation and commitment of individuals and teams across all aspects of university life.
In fact, 2024 is not just any year for the THE Awards – we are celebrating 20 years of honouring the very best in higher education. As is now tradition, the ceremony will serve as the celebratory finale to THE Campus Live UK&IE, a brilliant event in itself.
Birmingham 28 November 2024
5th September 2024 – Shortlist Confirmed for all 19 categories;
Check out all of the nominees here; https://www.the-awards.co.uk/2024/en/page/shortlist
- University of the Year
- Business School of the Year
- International Collaboration of the Year
- Knowledge Exchange/Transfer Initiative of the Year
- Most Innovative Teacher of the Year
- Outstanding Contribution to Environmental Leadership
- Outstanding Contribution to Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
- Outstanding Contribution to the Local Community
- Outstanding Entrepreneurial University
- Outstanding Estates Team
- Outstanding Library Team of the Year
- Oustanding Marketing/Communications Team of the Year
- Outstanding Research Supervisor of the Year
- Outstanding Support for Students
- Outstanding Technician of the Year
- Research Project of the Year; Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
- Research Project of the Year; STEM
- Technological or Digital Innovation of the Year
- Widening Participation or Outreach Initiative of the Year
Good Luck to all those nominated. It’s set to be a fabulous evening!!
Posted by Sarah Walker
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