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Heads of University
Biological Sciences, open to heads of departments or their
nominees, is a society which represents over 80 Biological Sciences
departments in the UK, and acts as a forum for discussing national
issues on the provision of research and teaching in the Biological
Sciences. As a member of the Society of Biology, HUBS contributes
to national debates on priorities in the biosciences, informed by
the upwards of 3,000 academic specialists in the UK's academic departments.
For more information, email the Secretary
NEWSFLASH: With the agreement of the membership at the 2010 AGM, HUBS is joining the Society of Biology as a Specialised Group
HUBS Spring Meeting 2010: " The Future of Bioscience Teaching: Doing More With Less
This year's HUBS meeting brings together key decision makers and influencers in the sector to discuss the challenges facing the HE sector in this spending review period. Best practice and innovative teaching in the provision of bioscience teaching will also be highlighted.
Programme and nomination form for day 1 speakers: Best Practice and Innovation in the provision of bioscience teaching
May11th/12th 2011, Weetwood Hall, Leeds
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HUBS November 2010: "Life Science, Politics and Money "
November 10th, 2010, Charles Darwin House, London
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Accreditation and PostGraduate Skills
HUBS Spring Meeting 2010: Report
May11th/12th 2010, Weetwood Hall, Leeds
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HUBS November 2009: "UK Biology - A Global Perspective"
Nov. 11th, 2009, at the Royal Society
in collaboration with the Biochemical Society, and with the support of the new Society of Biology .
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Meeting Report: "Challenges to Maintaining Standards"
HUBS Spring Meeting 2009
May 5th/6th 2009, Weetwood Hall, Leeds...
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Report
of the HUBS November meeting with The Biochemical Society
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Biosciences Curricula and Employability
HUBS Spring Meeting 2008
May 20th/21st 2008, Weetwood Hall, Leeds....
- Widening participation and retention
- National issues: BSF, IOB, RAE and REF
- Employability, professional courses and accreditation
- the future or a threat?
Report available here
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