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· Wonk Corner
If we expand level 4 and above, who is going to study on these courses?
We need more work at lower levels to drive progress towards Starmer’s target
· Wonk Corner
Draft CUC Code of Governance
This one feels clearer
· Wonk Corner
DfE enacts the free speech rules it planned to last year
But why now?
· Wonk Corner
Comparing vice chancellor pay to FTSE listed company CEOs
It’s an order of magnitude thing.
· Wonk Corner
What’s the deal with Romanian nationals and student finance?
And why is Rupert Lowe so upset about it?
· Policy Watch
Treating students fairly, on an ongoing basis
A new ongoing condition of registration gives a familiar refresh to ongoing registration conditions on consumer protections. David Kernohan has the detail
· Wonk Corner
Pre-arrival questionnaires highlight entrant preparedness
Knowing what students might need before they arrive would help both providers and students. A large scale trial of a pre-arrival questionnaire throws lights on the key issue.
· Wonk Corner
Medr has a regulatory framework
Just in time for Easter.
With Jim Dickinson
· Wonk Corner
Another bail out?
If we have indeed found evidence of DfE plans to prop up the sector, what might such a scheme look like?
· Wonk Corner
Their name is not Susan
A new job-share chief executive for the Office for Students
· Wonk Corner
Media literacy is changing – again. And this time the answers are not clear
David Kernohan has thoughts about disinformation. But why would you believe him?
· Wonk Corner
Financial sustainability in Welsh HE
The bits that are bad are plausible, and the bits that are good prompt questions.
· Wonk Corner
What is Chris Philp saying about international students on London campuses?
And on what basis?
· Wonk Corner
Comparing student support and support for NEETs
The costs are closer than you may imagine, but one gets repaid and one does not
· Wonk Corner
Measuring university contribution to social mobility
Are today’s rankings the full story?
· Comment
The graduate premium in a world of human capital
It turns out there are other bits of government beyond DfE with an interest in graduate earnings. David Kernohan unexpectedly finds hope in neoclassical economic theory
· Wonk Corner
Do one in ten students enter university without a single A level?
Yes – that’s right.
· Wonk Corner
Graduate Outcomes gets tested
DK finds a largely clean bill of health
· Wonk Corner
Is the future NEET?
Who leaves compulsory education and what do they do?
· Wonk Corner
OfS unveils registration condition on subcontracting
DK and Jim get stuck in to new condition E10
With Jim Dickinson