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Newest first, since February 2011 · page 36 of 79
· Wonk Corner
Are graduates happier when they return home to work after study?
Are graduates happier when they return home to work after study?
· Wonk Corner
Evidence on participation risks requested
What’s going to be in EORR?
· Data
The state of recruitment from China
Concerns about recruitment from China never seem to go away – David Kernohan plots the reality of one of the UK’s largest markets for international recruitment
· Data
A LEO for the new era?
The 2019-20 tax year longitudinal educational outcomes data is here, and David Kernohan is still finding things in this vast and flexible dataset.
· Wonk Corner
Who is in line for a surprise regulatory visit?
OfS names the subjects and the types of provision it will investigate this year.
· Policy Watch
What’s in the Autumn Statement for higher education?
Michael Barber gets another delivery job, and the LLE numbers still don’t add up. David Kernohan finds out what might be in store for the sector from the Autumn Statement
· Wonk Corner
Fees for OfS inspections
Boots on the ground and guess who’s paying for them?
· Wonk Corner
A new dawn for parliamentary scrutiny of education policy?
The Commons Education Committee has a new chair. Why should we care?
· Wonk Corner
Reading the QAA Subject Benchmark Statement for maths
Maths has a history. Who knew?
· Analysis
Finding higher education in the national accounts
In some ways, higher education is a minor part of government spending – in others, it has a huge impact. David Kernohan introduces you to DEL and AME as the search for cuts nears conclusion
· Wonk Corner
What does class pay gap day tell us about universities and students from disadvantaged backgrounds?
New research from the Department for Opportunities leaves something of a hole in rhetoric around equality in regulation.
· Wonk Corner
GuildHE weighs in on the cost of regulation
Yet another group of providers think OfS could be a better regulator.
· Wonk Corner
A new small-area measure of deprivation
HESA is still very keen to help you focus your access and participation work.
· Comment
How do we manage and support an expanding sector?
Dearing’s calls for expansion need to be seen in context with thinking on quality assurance and funding. David Kernohan joins some of the dots.
· Data
Why are there more graduate bar staff than ever?
A CIPD report prompts David Kernohan to consider how graduates fit within the wider workforce.
· Wonk Corner
Data further into the future
What is it with OfS and consultation responses right now?
· Data
Where you find students depends on how you look for them
How do you find students in Census 2021 data? David Kernohan hasn’t got the easy answer you were hoping for
· Wonk Corner
Can the Tory sensibles learn to love universities?
The centre-right establishment seems to be moving in that direction.
· Analysis
There are no easy answers for university finances this year
David Kernohan talks to Marc Finer of KPMG about how university finances are looking right now
· Wonk Corner
NSS consultation yields no changes to OfS plans
I’m old enough to remember when consultations meant policy was up for debate