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Newest first, since February 2011 · page 23 of 79
· Wonk Corner
European Commission proposes youth mobility scheme with EU
Is this a bit like the return of free movement? No. But it sounds nice.
· Wonk Corner
LLE quietly delayed
DfE decides to blame SLC, sector for the need for a slower rollout
· Policy Watch
UKVI is taking a view about how much remote learning is permissible for international students
UKVI has shared a draft “remote delivery” policy with higher education providers for consultation. David Kernohan spots the gaps
· Wonk Corner
What else is in UUK’s “first in family” survey data?
Everything that isn’t the first in family report
· Wonk Corner
Opportunities proposed for lifelong learning and the tertiary sector
DK reads some new policy papers from the Association of Colleges
· Wonk Corner
Mid-year allocation of L4-5 OfS funding
A whistlestop tour through government skills policy, by means of a very small OfS funding allocation
· Wonk Corner
They don’t understand it and when they do they don’t like it
Quite possibly my favourite survey finding – from UCAS work conducted on behalf of HEPI
· Comment
17 nuggets from the 8 February 2024 Office for Students board papers
Everything you need to know from the latest OfS board paper drop, from David Kernohan
· Comment
The Quality Code looks to the future
The QAA is consulting on the latest iteration of the Quality Code. David Kernohan asks what it means for the sector in 2024
· Long read
What’s in a name?
The last few months has brought a glut of providers seeking approval for a new name. Michael Salmon and David Kernohan ask what on earth is going on
With Michael Salmon
· Wonk Corner
HESA consults on spin-outs data
Hurrah for identifiers!
· Wonk Corner
Finding “outstanding” higher education providers in England
But do they have it printed on a banner fastened to the outside of a building?
· Wonk Corner
HESES data, 2023
Our first in year look at student numbers is a bit of a worry.
· Wonk Corner
Robert Halfon – there, and back again
England’s higher education minister wants to find mountains; and then find somewhere where he can rest
· Wonk Corner
New JNCHES returns for 2024-25
The first day of New JNCHES negotiations sets the mood for pay, conditions, and industrial relations this year
· Comment
The university after securonomics
What if higher education was funded as if it were infrastructure? David Kernohan has been listening to the Shadow Chancellor
· Wonk Corner
How education related exports and transnational education activity data is made
Welcome to the inside of the sausage machine
· Wonk Corner
HESES multiplication factors land
More regulatory data chaos to enjoy
· Wonk Corner
All about that ONS data on the “brain drain”
Another perspective on graduate movement in and between small areas
· Comment
32 nuggets to note in OfS’ September and December board papers
Paperwork from England’s higher education regulator board meetings has emerged again. David Kernohan reads too much into what isn’t redacted so you don’t have to