Sarah Stevens

Head of Policy, Russell Group

Sarah Stevens is Head of Policy at the Russell Group. She leads on higher education funding, regulation, and international issues. After graduating from the University of Sheffield, she started her career teaching English as a foreign language and then worked in film and TV policy.

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‘Teaching intensity’ will not be a helpful addition to TEF
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Sarah Stevens

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Aug 8th 2017

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The Russell Group’s Sarah Stevens outlines the organisation’s scepticism about the usefulness of a ‘teaching intensity’ metric in TEF.
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TEF results must be carefully communicated to improve students’ choices
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May 31st 2017

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TEF results are only two weeks away. The Russell Group’s Sarah Stevens makes the case for careful communication of the outcomes, to ensure that applicants are not mislead by the results.
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From Act to implemention: priorities for the Office for Students
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Sarah Stevens

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May 16th 2017

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No sooner has the Higher Education and Research Act been passed, it is now time to turn our thoughts towards implementation. Sarah Stevens of the Russell Group sets out some priority matters for the new Office for Students.
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