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BG REACH (Blaenau Gwent Residents Engaging in Arts, Culture and Heritage) is a collection of art, music, creative writing and film that tells the history of the area. Since 2020, the project has been led by local people, supported by academics from The Open University’s Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Linc Cymru Housing Association and Aberbeeg Community Centre.

The Open University (OU) in Wales has signed a memorandum of understanding with Addysg Oedolion Cymru | Adult Learning Wales.

The OU in Wales has released the findings of its report, Skills for Success: Supporting business leaders with digital adoption, jointly conducted with Be the Business, revealing the challenge ahead for Welsh businesses in adopting digital technology.

A pilot project between The Open University (OU) in Wales and Cardiff and the Vale College (CAVC) has supported 80 students to take steps towards higher education courses.

Lynnette Thomas discusses sustainable development at Welsh universities and its importance to their civic mission.

Ramatu Mustapha is an OU in Wales PGCE student from Cardiff. She is a mum-of-three leading a busy schedule but is now training to become a maths teacher thanks to the OU's new flexible training route.

The Welsh Government and all nine universities in Wales have launched a collaborative resource bringing together a wealth of materials that will help students heading to university for the first time to get ‘University Ready’ – the first hub of its kind in the UK.

The Open University in Wales has developed a new range of free learning resources for school and college staff. 

The Open University in Wales has prepared a new, free bilingual course to help teachers and lecturers in Wales teach students online.

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