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14 Oct 2010: It is vital that the UK continues to invest in and support its women scientists, engineers and technologists to deliver economic success as well as equality. ... Female retention in STEM is an important issue with economic and equality implications.

3 Feb 2010: The Seventh Annual Disability Lecture, jointlysponsored by the University, the JCD andSt John’s College, was held in May 2009 at whichProfessor Alan Roulstone spoke on the impactof the economic downturn ... www.pinkfestival.com. 12 MayThe 7th

7 Apr 2017: practice, developing networks, advising on curriculum development, and encouraging. and funding innovation in the curriculum. ... o Teaching and learning, including curriculum design and delivery. o Provision and access to support services.

4 Mar 2008: Girls and boys are educated separately and follow a differ-ent religious curriculum. ... CURRICULUM ISSUESAlthough the Book of Genesis teaches that the universe was created in sixdays, this is only interpreted literally by the most Orthodox.

8 May 2019: At the same time as we have been working on this application, we have been working with a group of our students to ‘decolonise’ our curriculum. ... regular Library-run study skills sessions • course bibliographies revised to foreground inclusivity

4 Mar 2008: While most early economic migrants believed that they would eventually return to their homes, today the Muslim community in Britain is relatively settled and integrated with the rest of the British

19 Jul 2017: Initial development work was also conducted into hosting a number of events and the development of case studies in the area of diversity in the curriculum.

30 Jan 2019:  Diversification of the curriculum.  Bringing about culture change With regard to events, in February 2018, a BME Staff Networking Dinner was organised in Selwyn College which was attended by

30 Jan 2019: Other events considered best practice on LGBTQ inclusivity in the higher education curriculum.

26 Mar 2024: for European Economic Area (EEA) staff. 58.2% of those from other non-UK nationalities were.