Strikes continue at Edinburgh, Dundee, and Nottingham universities
UKPulse Local Desk
Students at Edinburgh, Dundee, and Nottingham universities face a term without teaching due to ongoing staff strikes. Industrial action by UCU members began in late September and early October.
- UCU members at Edinburgh University launched industrial action on 28 September.
- University of Dundee UCU members are undertaking a five-week strike.
- UCU members at the University of Nottingham announced strikes starting 5 October and lasting until the end of the semester in December.
Students at Edinburgh, Dundee, and Nottingham universities are facing a term without teaching due to ongoing staff strikes. The higher education sector is reportedly struggling with rising financial uncertainty.
University and College Union (UCU) members at Edinburgh launched their industrial action on 28 September. Their colleagues at the University of Dundee embarked on a five-week strike. UCU members at the University of Nottingham announced a further round of strikes, which began on Monday 5 October and are set to continue until the end of the semester in December.
What this means for you: Students at Edinburgh, Dundee, and Nottingham universities may experience a term without teaching.