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· Data
Wonkhe’s Covid-19 data dashboards
Tracking Covid-19 cases in England and Wales against patterns of student residence.
· Analysis
England’s newest university has a familiar name
How quickly can you start up a new higher education provider in England? In certain circumstances, less than four months. David Kernohan explores a curious anomaly.
· SUs · Members
What does a campus mean?
With Wonkhe SUs explainer
· Policy Watch
Donelan strikes an uncertain chord at the Commons Education Committee
The Minister of State for Universities gave us a lot to think about in her accountability hearing at the Commons Education Committee. David Kernohan tries to find harmony.
· Analysis
Understanding insolvency in higher education
As financial pressures on higher education providers begin to become apparent, there are still many questions about how insolvency would work in the English sector. David Kernohan investigates.
· Wonk Corner
Higher tariff providers clean up on 18yo FT English domiciled UG applicants
Office for Students analysis of UCAS data shows some interesting side effects from this years “unusual” cycle.
· Comment
Call Keir on campus
The leader of the opposition listened to student and parent voices. David Kernohan was there.
· Comment
Do higher level vocational qualifications lead to higher earnings than degrees?
The Prime Minister’s comments on an earnings boost for higher technical courses need to be caveated. David Kernohan explains.
· Explainer
What is happening at universities right now, and why?
What is going on? If you’ve not been following what has been going over the summer, or you are bewildered as to why we are in this situation, David Kernohan takes you through the basics.
· Wonk Corner
Nicola Sturgeon on weekend student restrictions
Nicola Sturgeon spent most of her daily Covid press conference talking to students.
· Comment
Quietly, the RAB charge is reaching worrying levels
There was a time when English higher education policy was focused entirely on loan repayment rates. As David Kernohan discovers, new data indicates that 53 per cent of money lent out will not be repaid.
· SUs · Members
Online learning – is it any good?
With Wonkhe SUs explainer
· Wonk Corner
Small area participation data for England
The Office for Students has given us the most detailed area-based look at English participation in higher education yet.
· Policy Watch
The National Student Survey’s radical roots and branches
We have the remit of the OfS “bureaucracy review” of the national student survey. David Kernohan has questions.
· Wonk Corner
Head, Hands, Face, Space: Policy Exchange at the Labour Fringe
A cross between a belated book launch and a policy panel saw three shades of Labour advance ideas of post-compulsory education. David Kernohan listened in.
· Policy Watch
Black graduates are less satisfied with their careers
HESA generates new knowledge from old data – David Kernohan looks at why Black graduates don’t have satisfying careers.
· Wonk Corner
More on provider spending on Students’ Unions
There’s a lot of questions to ask of the data from the recent Adam Smith Institute report on students’ unions.
· Wonk Corner
Letter from Michelle Donelan to the Office for Students – September 2020
This week saw Michelle Donelan sent her first “ministerial direction” letter to the Office for Students.
· Analysis
Postgraduate study is not a passport to high earnings
A new report from the IFS looks at the salary benefit from postgraduate study, and sees low pay in the education sector. David Kernohan makes sense of it all.
· Policy Watch
University chairs finalise governance code of practice
A new code of practice makes for a more hands on style of university governance. David Kernohan investigates.