In years gone by, a university’s history and reputation were the only things that mattered, but as tertiary education has expanded and competition tightened in the bid for students, new factors come into play. The campus is one of these.

Tim Browning, Head of Business Development - Air Treatment at Fellowes explores how improving air quality in education environments is key to minimise disruption to learning, by reducing the transmission of harmful germs and viruses including coronavirus, and how it can also improve pupils’ performance.

Balancing campus security with an open environment that fosters flow and movement presents a unique set of challenges that needn’t be complex says John Hardman, Product Marketing Manager at integrated access solutions specialist dormakaba.

Communal and private spaces on campus by Michál Cohen, Director and Co-Founder, Walters & Cohen Architects

How is water leak detection beneficial in educational settings?

Electrical safety on campus – keeping safe and compliant

Redefining student accommodation in Leeds with Forbo’s portfolio

How educational institutions can play their part by Caroline Gray-Mason, Director of Water Services at Cenergist

By Steve Green, Business Development Manager, Genetec

Future-proofing educational settings against future pandemics and illness by Jarek Salek, Head of Engineering and Technical Operations at Uvisan

How to future-proof your campus security systems in 2022 by Neil Killick, Leader of Strategic Business, EMEA, at Milestone Systems

Schools welcome new spending but universities are left with unanswered questions