The School of Innovation is excited to announce its membership in the New & Innovative Universities Alliance (NIUA), a global network of innovative institutions committed to reshaping the future of higher education.
In the spirit of alliances like the Russell Group and Ivy League that have historically driven education forward, NIUA is a coalition designed for the 21st century—a group of universities united by a vision to challenge conventions, redefine value for students, and pioneer new approaches to teaching and learning.
As one of the founding members, TSOI joins an extraordinary roster of innovative institutions, including Minerva University, the London Interdisciplinary School, and the Dyson Institute of Engineering and Technology. Together, this alliance symbolises a move towards real-time, impactful, and extensive collaboration and knowledge sharing among like-minded universities around the world.
Why NIUA Matters
NIUA's mission is to empower its members through peer-to-peer collaboration, offering a platform for universities to share challenges, exchange insights, and co-design solutions. The alliance is dedicated to the delivery of real actionable strategies through:
Annual Summits: In-person gatherings hosted by member universities, combining expert panels, founders’ roundtables, and networking opportunities.
Monthly Masterminds: Online sessions for members to present challenges and receive advice from fellow innovators.
Quarterly Seminars: Seminars featuring expert speakers from within the alliance.
Networking and Resources: Access to an online community, shared tools, and discounted software.
A Shared Vision for Higher Education
Membership in NIUA aligns perfectly with TSOI’s mission to bridge the gap between higher education and industry, champion innovative pedagogy, and deliver true value to students.
This alliance offers an excellent opportunity to connect with like-minded institutions dedicated to challenging the status quo, advancing bold ideas, and inspiring the next generation of change-makers.
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