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How commuter students show up in new access and participation plans

Mack Marshall takes a look at the second wave of access and participation plans and analyses how and where commuter students show up.

Mack Marshall

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15/05/25

Euro visions: A playbook to fight the populists in the Netherlands

Jim Dickinson

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Comment

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15/05/25

Euro visions: Everything’s going on in Basel but the rent

Jim Dickinson

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Comment

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14/05/25

Wonk Corner

Both place and individual socio-economic status can limit opportunity

David Kernohan

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15/05/25

No movement from ONS on excluding students from migration statistics

Michael Salmon

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14/05/25

Postgraduate taught is getting massive, and not where you might think

David Kernohan

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12/05/25

There are lots of ways to be more transparent about university finances

Jim Dickinson

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12/05/25

The funding debate in Northern Ireland is nowhere near as simple as it seems

Jim Dickinson

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11/05/25

The Wonkhe Show

Podcast: Finances and cuts, VC pay

Team Wonkhe

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08/05/25

Podcast: Dundee, student health, international

Team Wonkhe

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02/05/25

Podcast: Portugal special

Team Wonkhe

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25/04/25

Podcast: Easter special

Team Wonkhe

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09/04/25

UKRI has too many people telling it what to do without the resources to do what it’s told

James Coe

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Comment

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14/05/25

The National Audit Office’s review of UKRI has lessons for the government

Charles Nancarrow

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Comment

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14/05/25

Euro visions: In Poland in May, cities belong to students

Jim Dickinson

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Comment

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13/05/25

Everything in the immigration white paper for higher education

Michael Salmon

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Policy Watch

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12/05/25

Higher education can cut through the immigration debate with a focus on quality

Simon Emmett

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Comment

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12/05/25

Different kinds of value, different kinds of higher education

Anna Vignoles

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Comment

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12/05/25

Latest from Belong – students’ health is not OK, and that’s not OK

Jim Dickinson

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Comment

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28/04/25

Jim Dickinson explores new polling that reveals a worsening picture of students' physical and mental health, undermining their academic success

Latest from Belong – students’ health is not OK, and that’s not OK

Jim Dickinson explores new polling that reveals a worsening picture of students' physical and mental health, undermining their academic success

Jim Dickinson

Comment

28/04/25

Financial sustainability

OfS continues to sound the alarm on the financial sustainability of English higher education

Debbie McVitty

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Policy Watch

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08/05/25

Unclear legal duties can leave university trustees exposed when things go wrong

As trustees from the University of Dundee appeared at last week's Education Committee of the Scottish Parliament, Neil Smyth reflects on why trustees and management need to be up to speed on decisions made

Neil Smyth

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Comment

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17/04/25

OfS insight on institutional closure lacks a firm statutory foundation

Matthew Howling

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Comment

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06/04/25

Breaking out of Bergentown – the case for hope in higher education

Mark Peace

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Comment

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18/03/25

Should higher education be thinking in terms of evolution or transformation?

Debbie McVitty

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Comment

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17/03/25

Data on Wonkhe

What the latest HESA data tells us about university finances

David Kernohan

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Data

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09/05/25

HESA has published full student data for 2023–24

David Kernohan

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Data

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04/04/25

Which universities recruit commuter students?

David Kernohan

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Data

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12/03/25

Universities that expand access have graduates who take longer to repay their loans

David Kernohan

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Data

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02/03/25

UCAS End of Cycle provider data, 2024

David Kernohan

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Data

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30/01/25

HESA Spring 2025: staff

David Kernohan

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Data

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29/01/25

Policy Watch

The Foreign Influence Registration Scheme has sector-specific implications

Team Wonkhe

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Policy Watch

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02/04/25

The Office for Students reviews TEF… again

David Kernohan

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Policy Watch

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27/02/25

New legislation in Scotland increases the SFC’s powers, but only up to a point

Scotland's Tertiary Education and Training Bill has arrived – with new powers over finances. Michael Salmon has regard

Michael Salmon

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Policy Watch

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07/02/25

Fairness and protection for students is coming – but not for those that need it now

Jim Dickinson

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Policy Watch

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06/02/25

How commuter students show up in new access and participation plans

Mack Marshall takes a look at the second wave of access and participation plans and analyses how and where commuter students show up.

Euro visions: A playbook to fight the populists in the Netherlands

Euro visions: Everything’s going on in Basel but the rent

Both place and individual socio-economic status can limit opportunity

No movement from ONS on excluding students from migration statistics

Postgraduate taught is getting massive, and not where you might think

There are lots of ways to be more transparent about university finances

The funding debate in Northern Ireland is nowhere near as simple as it seems

Podcast: Finances and cuts, VC pay

Podcast: Dundee, student health, international

Podcast: Portugal special

Podcast: Easter special

UKRI has too many people telling it what to do without the resources to do what it’s told

The National Audit Office’s review of UKRI has lessons for the government

Euro visions: In Poland in May, cities belong to students

Everything in the immigration white paper for higher education

Higher education can cut through the immigration debate with a focus on quality

Different kinds of value, different kinds of higher education

Latest from Belong – students’ health is not OK, and that’s not OK

Jim Dickinson explores new polling that reveals a worsening picture of students' physical and mental health, undermining their academic success

Latest from Belong – students’ health is not OK, and that’s not OK

Jim Dickinson explores new polling that reveals a worsening picture of students' physical and mental health, undermining their academic success

OfS continues to sound the alarm on the financial sustainability of English higher education

Unclear legal duties can leave university trustees exposed when things go wrong

As trustees from the University of Dundee appeared at last week's Education Committee of the Scottish Parliament, Neil Smyth reflects on why trustees and management need to be up to speed on decisions made

OfS insight on institutional closure lacks a firm statutory foundation

Breaking out of Bergentown – the case for hope in higher education

Should higher education be thinking in terms of evolution or transformation?

What the latest HESA data tells us about university finances

HESA has published full student data for 2023–24

Which universities recruit commuter students?

Universities that expand access have graduates who take longer to repay their loans

UCAS End of Cycle provider data, 2024

HESA Spring 2025: staff

The Foreign Influence Registration Scheme has sector-specific implications

The Office for Students reviews TEF… again

New legislation in Scotland increases the SFC’s powers, but only up to a point

Scotland's Tertiary Education and Training Bill has arrived – with new powers over finances. Michael Salmon has regard

Fairness and protection for students is coming – but not for those that need it now

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