Amatey Doku is an HE Consultant at Moorhouse Consulting
9 pieces
Newest first, since March 2018
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Service design can improve things for students
Amatey Doku and Tim Churchill consider how new university projects, services and initiatives can put students at the centre
With Tim Churchill
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Should the Office for Students obsess over outcomes?
Amelia McLoughlan, Graham Towl, Andrew Boggs, Amatey Doku and Mary Curnock Cook continue our series on the future of OfS.
With Amelia McLoughlan, Graham Towl, Andrew Boggs and Mary Curnock Cook
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Turning race equity strategy into meaningful action
Strategies without resourcing and accountability are just pretty words. Amatey Doku sets out what is needed to turn strategy into action on race equality.
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We cannot let Covid-19 derail progress on closing the BAME attainment gap
One year on from the Closing the Gap report, Amatey Doku reflects on progress – and the mountain yet to be climbed.
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You can’t spell ‘Augar review’ without ‘IAG’
Amatey Doku highlights that the Augar review could’ve been more ambitious with their proposals to reform information, advice and guidance services.
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Radical change required to close the BME gap
Amatey Doku believes that the NUS & Universities UK BME Attainment Gap report is an opportunity to drive radical change for BME staff and students.
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Pruning the hedge – differential fees, institutional collapse
Amatey Doku of the National Union of Students (NUS) looks at the relationship between differential fees and market exit, making the case that differential fees are a driver of market exit and a symptom of the flawed plan
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Let’s fix the Black attainment gap
The NUS VP Higher Education offers his own perspective on the range of issues linked to ethnicity in UK HE.
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OfS board appointments and the death of irony
After it emerged that number 10 had effectively no-platformed NUS, Amatey Doku reaches back to Greek mythology to highlight the sheer scale of the dramatic irony.