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· Wonk Corner
Concerns raised at the APPG International Students
DK’s been hearing from parliamentarians who want to make the case for international students, and the experts that advise them
· Policy Watch
A bluffer’s guide to the Australian Universities Accord
There’s been a major review of higher education in Australia – with much to digest for the UK sector. Team Wonkhe walks you through the proposals
With Debbie McVitty, Michael Salmon, Livia Scott and James Coe
· SUs · Members
What about the Covid student doctors?
With Wonkhe SUs explainer
· Wonk Corner
It’s now a “representative sample” of assessed work
OfS still want you to keep it for five years, though
· Policy Watch
OfS starts the funding conversation
The Office for Students takes it back to first principles on the way it allocates funding. David Kernohan is here for that
· Wonk Corner
Not on twitter, Minister
Michelle Donelan needs more fun stuff to do on a Friday night
· SUs · Members
This is why better sleep should matter more to students (and their universities)
With Wonkhe SUs explainer
· Wonk Corner
Everything from the 2024-25 DfE supplementary estimates
A peak into the arcana of public finances
· Wonk Corner
One day we need to start telling people about the LLE
Have you heard about the LLE? Shhh… don’t ruin the big surprise
· Data
Changes in international recruitment will have an impact on provider finances
The sector has relied on international fees for financial stability for years. David Kernohan plots what changing patterns mean for different kinds of provider
· Wonk Corner
Jo Grady gets five more years
A win for the incumbent, but a close-run thing and hardly a popular success.
· Comment
How the Student Premium actually works
Why do we have a multi-million pound OfS allocation to address the risk of entering university with a BTEC? David Kernohan looks for transparency
· Wonk Corner
HESA plots inclusive growth
New research from HESA cements the link between productivity and higher education provision
· Wonk Corner
The public accounts committee discuss franchising
A hearing that promised much, yet delivered only a few points of interest
· Wonk Corner
Office for Students to investigate Leeds Trinity University partnerships
The investigation started on 16 February 2024
· Wonk Corner
What has the Telegraph got against media courses at the University of Hull?
Once again, someone has written about higher education data?
· Data
Academic staff on low-value contracts
There are a handful of academics in the UK on contracts at very low spine points. David Kernohan tries to find them
· Wonk Corner
Jo Johnson sorts out the international student problem
How lucky we are to have former ministers lending a hand in these difficult times
· Wonk Corner
Why all the fuss about an estate agents course?
I wouldn’t have expected the launch of a Foundation Degree linked to established provision to cause so much fuss.
· Wonk Corner
It’s a problem with healthcare courses and healthcare careers
New polling for Universities UK and the Nuffield Trust highlights an uncomfortable truth about studying healthcare