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Access and Participation Theories of Change

Northumbria University’s Access and Participation Plan outlines the University’s commitment to widening participation, providing equality of opportunity across the entire student lifecycle, and ensuring continued commitment to improving fair access to higher education in general.

Navigate this page to discover detailed information on the activities outlined in the APP including evaluation planning documents, impact reports and useful links alongside regular updates and relevant news stories

The six intervention strategies of the APP are outlined below. 

 


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