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· Data
Thirteen HE seats to watch on election night
Everything you need to enjoy a higher-education focused night in front of the TV. For you, from David Kernohan
· Analysis
How would Labour implement a National Education Service?
The Labour Party heavily promotes the idea of a National Education Service, but how would it be built? David Kernohan digs into the details
· Data
Will we see a youthquake in 2019? Solve for X
Will voters in a particular age group have a decisive role to play in the coming election? Yes, says DK, but not the generation you might expect.
· Data
We have no idea how much education related exports are worth to the UK
New figures from the DfE tell a story of growing success when it comes to making money from overseas with education. But the data leaves more than a little to be desired, says David Kernohan.
· SUs · Members
HEPI/Youthsight research on student cybersecurity
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With Wonkhe SUs explainer
· Analysis
Where are all the new providers?
David Kernohan finds the much-heralded changes to regulation in England have not been enough to encourage the expected rush of innovative new providers to join the sector
· Data
Our first look at 2019 UCAS end of cycle data
The first of three UCAS 2019 cycle data releases us look at subject choice and application behaviour – including the new self-release process. David Kernohan plots what is new.
· Analysis
We need more nurses, but this is not the way to get them
How quickly could nursing schools expand to take on 14,000 of the extra 50,000 students promised in the Conservative Manifesto. Not very far without careful investment, finds Wonkhe’s David Kernohan.
· Analysis
The Wonkhe higher education general election manifesto briefing 2019
What do the general election manifestos say about higher education? David Kernohan sifts through the pledges
· SUs · Members
General election 2019 manifesto watch: The Brexit Party
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With Wonkhe SUs explainer
· Data
The sector in England is growing (and also shrinking)
Under the regulatory tenure of the Office for Students, the English HE sector has become a more volatile place. David Kernohan uses SLC data to plot who is up, who is down, who is in, and who is out – and sets out what i
· SUs · Members
Do learning analytics help us spot students in trouble?
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With Wonkhe SUs explainer
· Policy Watch
Which is the best pre-election higher education briefing?
Both HEPI and the IFS have published general election briefings. But which one should you vote for? David Kernohan helps you decide
· People
Credible data needs the support of an incredible team
The data HESA publishes starts with collections across hundreds of providers. David Kernohan finds out how the people that prepare institutional returns are supported.
· Analysis
In this skills election, the real question is about choice
Promises from three major parties address a historic lack of attention paid to the skills sector. David Kernohan wonders how much planning we are ready for
· Analysis
In this skills election, the real question is about choice
Promise from three major parties address a historic lack of attention paid to the skills sector. But two of these work within existing systems, with the other being an unprecedented wholesale reform. David Kernohan wonde
· Policy Watch
Freedom of speech means the same tired old arguments
Policy Exchange’s latest report freedom of speech on campus leaves a lot to be desired. David Kernohan picks up the pieces.
· Explainer
Do you have a voice in the election campaign?
The pre-election period places restrictions on some aspects of what universities, charities, and sector agency staff can do. But, as David Kernohan finds out, it’s not as strict as some make out
· Comment
The signal and the noise – Nate Silver in conversation
In 2019 Wonkfest ended with Nate Silver in conversation with Mark Leach. David Kernohan took notes.
· Data
Could higher education participation hold the key to the election?
The likelihood of young people to participate in higher education can tell us a lot about a constituency. David Kernohan wonders whether it would be enough to swing the vote.