New resources from HE STEM Programme

By Education in Chemistry, Philip Robinson and Amanda Middleton2012-09-01T00:00:00

The RSC has published a suite of chemistry teaching and learning resources as a result of the National HE STEM Programme

The National HE STEM Programme reached its conclusion on 31 July. The RSC had a big part to play as one of the partner organisations. In three years, the programme has invested £21m of funding from the higher education funding councils of England and Wales (HEFCE and HEFCW), in a range of projects and initiatives to transform higher education capability.

Building on the RSC's Chemistry for our Future initiative, the National HE STEM Programme set out to bring the most successful aspects of this project to the whole of the chemistry higher education community, with activities spanning the whole of the higher education pipeline, from entering university to the university experience to the transition from university to the workplace.

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