Category Archives: HE news

jobs.ac.uk launch new e-Recruitment system for universities

Contributer: carl freelove    Posted: December 1, 2010
Categories: HE news

jobs.ac.uk, the leading international job board for careers in academic, research and science professions; has joined forces with e-Recruitment provider, WCN Plc, to launch e-jobs – a new low-cost Applicant Tracking System for UK universities. With greater pressure on UK … Read More »

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jobs.ac.uk announce new 'UK Immigration & International Recruitment' workshop

Contributer: carl freelove    Posted: November 30, 2010
Categories: HE news, International recruitment, jobs.ac.uk news

Following the huge success of our immigration workshop in September, jobs.ac.uk are once again helping the UK HE sector by hosting a brand new event on Thursday 10th February 2011 at University of Warwick to explore changes to UK immigration … Read More »

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UHR Conference 2010: Fit for Purpose, Fit for the Future

Contributer: carl freelove    Posted: May 26, 2010
Categories: HE news, HR News, Uncategorized

Earlier this month, jobs.ac.uk had the pleasure of being one of the official sponsors of the UHR (Universities Human Resources) Annual Conference which was held in Leicester on 11th-14th May. On the theme of ‘Fit for Purpose, Fit for the … Read More »

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jobs.ac.uk go global at the Going Global 4 Conference

Contributer: carl freelove    Posted: March 31, 2010
Categories: HE news

jobs.ac.uk had the pleasure of attending and exhibiting at the British Council: Going Global 4 Conference last week on 24th-26th March at the QEII Conference Centre in London; which attracted a record crowd of over 1200 delegates from Higher Education … Read More »

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Will UK universities face a ‘brain drain’ over new funding changes?

Contributer: carl freelove    Posted: January 12, 2010
Categories: HE news

It was interesting (and rather unsettling) to read the results of poll by the University and College Union (UCU) which found that a third (35%) of university professors would quit the UK if it pushes ahead with new funding changes. … Read More »

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