15 July 2026

35 UK universities partner in new defence alliance

The alliance will boost skills and research in robotics, artificial intelligence, aerospace engineering and manufacturing.

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Members of the Defence Universities Alliance will strengthen connections between academia and the defence sector, helping to support a pipeline of skilled graduates into careers.

In doing so, the initiative aims to ensure young people leave university ready for work, with a bridge between study and employment. It forms part of the government’s £182mln defence skills package. 

The UK also recently announced five Defence Technical Excellence Colleges, backed by £50mln to boost skills in advanced manufacturing, engineering and technology while driving growth across the UK.

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