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Universities in Wales have today launched a new civic mission framework to help universities build upon the ways they work with people, schools and communities. This new tool will support universities in delivering significant economic and social benefits by connecting more closely with communities across Wales and further afield.

External Affairs Manager Cerith Rhys-Jones discusses The OU in Wales' manifesto for the 2021 Senedd election.

In our latest blog, Rhys Griffiths, Business Relationship Manager, Wales, at The Open University writes about the importance of digital leadership

Aspiring Poets, musicians and artists from across Blaenau Gwent got together over video last month in a cultural celebration of their area, history and people.  

The Open University (OU) in Wales has called for radical changes to higher education in Wales to meet the challenges set by the coronavirus.

Yesterday, The Open University (OU) in Wales was pleased to invite students and partner schools from its new Postgraduate Certificate of Education (PGCE) programme to an evening of conversation and Q&A with the Education Minister, Kirsty Williams MS.

Louise Casella is Director of The Open University in Wales and was appointed as chair of the Independent Review Panel on Qualifications in Wales earlier this year. 

A report from London Economics shows importance of flexible distance learning as Wales navigates the fallout from the pandemic.

A Welsh housing association is boosting internal digital skills and growing its own talent through The Open University’s (OU) Degree Apprenticeship in Applied Software Engineering.

Applications are now open to study for a PGCE with The Open University in Wales, which will start in October 2021. The qualification gives graduates Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) which allows them to work as a teacher.