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Mary Stuart, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lincoln and board member of the National Centre for Entrepreneurship in Education (NCEE) and Ceri Nursaw, Chief Executive of NCEE talk about the future of leadership. NCEE will report in early autumn on leadership in higher education following a survey of university leaders across the UK. Over the last

Recently crowned Modern University of the Year 2021 by the Times and Sunday Times, the University of Lincoln strives to achieve it’s “Civic Mission” of adding economic and social value to Greater Lincolnshire and beyond. Founded as a result of action by local leaders, across government and businesses determined to boost economic growth, playing its

The North West covers some of our most dynamic cities, from Liverpool to Manchester. Of the nine regions of England, the North West has the fourth highest GVA per capita—the highest outside southern England. Despite prosperous communities and being home to many dynamic businesses the region has above average social deprivation. The challenge will be for

From Sunderland to Sussex, Durham to Dundee, Universities UK’s campaign on the role of higher education in our recovery has been felt far and wide. NCEE were delighted to produce the report for UUK, showing the potential impact of the UK’s universities over the next five years. By May 2026, more than 191,000 nurses, 84,000 medical

NCEE has worked with Universities UK to analyse the impact universities can have on the UK’s economic and social recovery. Universities have a major role to play in supporting the UK’s economic and social recovery and are already contributing. Over the next five years we estimate that universities will provide: £11.6 billion of support and services to

We are pleased to announce that we will be sponsoring the award for Outstanding Entrepreneurial University of the year at the 2021 Times Higher Education Awards. The Times Higher Awards are widely recognised throughout the higher education sector and each year attract hundreds of entries. These entries exemplify the talent, dedication and innovation of individuals

The current COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for Universities to be entrepreneurial and quick to respond with adaptations to existing practices. The fallout from the current situation will test leadership teams even more over the next year. “… there is an unspoken challenge … how to maintain personal wellbeing whilst dealing with these challenging

As we contemplate a new and changed era for higher education, NCEE’s portfolio of entrepreneurial leadership programmes has become even more relevant and meaningful in terms of preparing current and future leaders in the tertiary education sector. Being a good leader is not easy- there are always challenges. Being the head of an academic school or department

Entrepreneurial Leaders is back for 2021 and will be delivered entirely online. The programme consisting of three modules and supported by smaller facilitated group meetings, will take place in April, May and June 2021 and features high calibre speakers and inspirational leaders. Entrepreneurial Leaders is designed for senior leaders both in professional and academic areas

As part of our Entrepreneurial Leadership portfolio we are now offering individual and group coaching. Building on our courses the coaching offers an opportunity to embed practice and explore in more detail your leadership. The support will help you to develop a roadmap to your goals whether that is the successful implementation of a new