News from The Open University
OU/BBC series sees from the perspective of those with dementia
A new 2-part series co-produced by the BBC and The Open University will follow people with dementia and their families over two whole years, highlighting what it is truly like to…
How nuclear energy can help make all UK electricity green by 2035
Written by William Nuttall, Professor of Energy at The Open University. Boris Johnson is set to announce at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester that all of Britain’s electricity will…
Sarah Everard murder: the problem with the government’s plan to make women ‘feel’ safer
Written by Lisa Lazard, Senior Lecturer in Psychology at The Open University, Tanya Beetham, Lecturer in Psychology, Teesside University, Emma Turley, Senior Lecturer in Criminology, CQUniversity Australia, Lois Catrin Donnelly,…
List of celebratory events heralds Black History Month at the OU
A programme of online events and activities is being staged for staff and students at The Open University to celebrate national Black History Month. This year’s theme is “Proud to…
Kielty talks exclusively to OU on Irish documentary themes
Broadcaster Patrick Kielty won plaudits for his reflections on the future for Northern Ireland in…
Business Barometer reveals skills shortages to be a long term strategic challenge for employers
According to The Open University’s (OU) annual business report published (today) in partnership with the…
