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- More about TechDis
- Community Archaeology
- Commission for Equality and Human Rights
- Learning Outside the Classroom Manifesto
- Direct Gov
- Report - Learning and Teaching for Social Diversity (EADSB)
- Report - A Silent Revolution
- Active Learning Tasks for Women's History
- Adults and Archaeology: Investigating the Participation and Progression of Adult Learners in a Lifelong Learning Context
- Equality and Diversity Monitoring in Higher Education Institutions
- Archaeology for Schools
- Employers in the New Graduate Labour Market: Recruiting from a Wider Spectrum of Graduates
- History Survey: Supporting More Diverse Students
- The Higher Education Academy Widening Participation resources
Subject Centre for History,
Classics and Archaeology
Themes
Diversity and Widening Participation
The issue of Widening Participation has been on the Government's agenda for some time now, with aims for 50% of the school leavers to be in Higher Education by 2010, launching the Aim Higher initiative 2007. The Subject Centre recognises the need to encourage a more diverse student and academic body, and thus works to support the Widening Participation agenda wherever possible, through recruitment, progression and attainment.
Widening Participation Past Projects and Reports
A Guide for Disabled Students and Learners.
A Silent Revolution
A Sustainability Network for the Humanities
Accessing Scotland's Past
Commission for Equality and Human Rights
Community Archaeology
Diplomas
Disability Rights Commission
Diversity and the Past
Diversity and the Past