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· SUs · Members
An A-Z of higher education data for student officers and staff that support them
With Wonkhe SUs explainer
· Policy Watch
Graduate “overeducation” isn’t as simple to spot as you might think
David Kernohan has also read that back issue of the Oxford Review of Education, and played with some Graduate Outcomes data as well.
· Data
Graduate outcomes: wellbeing
What do we know about the wellbeing of graduates? David Kernohan compares new data from Graduate Outcomes with national figures from ONS.
· Data
UCAS June deadline data: signs of hope?
It looks like good news on applications from UCAS. But David Kernohan reminds us that there is a long way to go yet.
· Wonk Corner
Changes to DSA funding negatively affect students with most support from current system
Students with disabilities who require the most support are facing a cut in government support of around £2,100.
· Comment
26 things we spotted in the April and May OfS board papers
The Office for Students has published board papers for April and May, and David Kernohan and Jim Dickinson have had a read so you don’t have to.
With Jim Dickinson
· Wonk Corner
Do courses that predominantly serve POLAR Q1 applicants have worse employment and further study outcomes?
Wherever the “low quality courses” debate shifts, DK will be there with a graph.
· Policy Watch
The IFS on the Covid-19 risk to the sector
A new report from the Institute for Fiscal Studies suggests an £11bn sector loss from Covid-19. David Kernohan looks under the bonnet.
· Data
The terrifying return of the UK’s worst higher education courses
Low value courses are back – David Kernohan tries to hunt them down in the data.
· Policy Watch
What does the research and development roadmap mean for universities?
The government is taking a fresh look at everything from research funding, to culture, to infrastructure. But David Kernohan wonders why is there so little about universities.
· SUs · Members
Next academic year and the “structure of learning”
With Wonkhe SUs explainer
· Policy Watch
The bailout part II: new government schemes announced to stabilise university research
The government has announced some significant new measures for universities and research impacted by Covid-19 this year. David Kernohan takes a first peek
· Data
It’s good to be king: this year’s LEO
With little fanfare we have the latest slice of LEO data, covering the 2017-18 tax year. David Kernohan wonders what the point is.
· Stacks
The avalanche came – but what of it?
As Michael Barber announces he is to step down next year, David Kernohan uses data trajectories to consider his impact as Office for Students chair.
· Data
Graduate Outcomes: subject and provider
The second of three graduate outcomes releases gives David Kernohan the chance to look at destinations and experiences by subject and provider.
· SUs · Members
Ten important findings about young people and education from ONS research into the impact of Covid-19
With Wonkhe SUs explainer
· Analysis
What does it mean to offer a full student experience this September?
Student social mixing matters when we’re planning for September. Jim Dickinson and David Kernohan consider the implications of local lockdowns.
With Jim Dickinson
· SUs · Members
Weighing up types of teaching in the student interest
With Wonkhe SUs explainer
· Data
Gradual outcomes from Graduate Outcomes
For the first time the public is able to see the results of HESA’s Graduate Outcomes survey. David Kernohan guides us through the key findings.
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Can we (and should we) measure how much students learn?
With Wonkhe SUs explainer