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· SUs · Members
A code for quality
David Kernohan with a handy explainer on the UK Quality Code and why it matters to students (and their unions). This is a briefing for Wonkhe SUs subscribers. To find out more go to the SUs page in the menu above.
With Wonkhe SUs explainer
· Data
Why we can’t get no dissatisfaction
David Kernohan looks at the NSS from the other side of the looking glass, and visualises student dissatisfaction.
· Analysis
The £800k stealth tax on English higher education
David Kernohan calculates the OfS fee income surplus that will be returned to the the Treasury.
· Analysis
Are graduates overeducated and underpaid?
David Kernohan asks what we can learn from the ONS’ investigation into “overeducation”
· Analysis
Access and participation in focus
David Kernohan and Arthi Nachiappan pick up some key trends from the OfS access and participation data.
With Arthi Nachiappan
· Policy Watch
Taking care of business – the OfS 2019-20 business plan
Jim Dickinson and David Kernohan assess the Office for Students’ new business plan.
With Jim Dickinson
· Data
Access and participation data unpacked
More than a gigabyte of comma-separated variables wasn’t enough to stop David Kernohan visualising OfS access and participation data.
· Analysis
Do the write thing – the surprising written questions MPs ask about the sector
Arthi Nachiappan and David Kernohan analyse written questions to find out why so many MPs have been concerned about niche sector issues.
With Arthi Nachiappan
· SUs · Members
Why should I care about QAA and HESA?
DK likes the QAA and HESA. He thinks you should like them too, and wants to be sure your views will be held as the sector decides what they should be doing.
With Wonkhe SUs explainer
· Comment
The DfE EdTech strategy – abort, retry, fail?
David Kernohan casts a critical eye over a strategy that seems to do more for vendors than it does for learners.
· Analysis
Financial health in HE – does a calm sea conceal dangerous currents?
A more diverse sector means more financial volatility than ever before. David Kernohan constructs some likely regulatory approaches to financial healthcare.
· SUs · Members
It’s name is LEO
It’s name is LEO, but it doesn’t dance on the sand. Oh no. It’s a big load of data about how much graduates earn, and David Kernohan is on hand to make sense of it. This is a briefing for Wonkhe SUs subscribers. To find
With Wonkhe SUs explainer
· Data
Salary data doesn’t pay the bills
LEO is out, and Universities UK has concerns. So does David Kernohan.
· Data
HESA institutional finance 2019 release: KFI is going to rock you
David Kernohan adds up the latest HESA data about university finances.
· Long read
A brief history of plagiarism and technology
David Kernohan takes the long view in considering the history of technological efforts to prevent student plagiarism in the UK.
· Data
Subjects of study and students with disabilities
Data from HESA gives David Kernohan the chance to drill deep into the subject hierarchy, and examine the representation of students with disabilities.
· Data
A touch of class: HESA data on first undergraduate degree outcomes
David Kernohan visualises HESA data on the classifications of degrees awarded, by institution
· SUs
A beginner’s guide to HESA data
Tthere are a lot of good things about HE data that can help you – and the main thing is how widely available it is. David Kernohan introduces HESA data for SUs. This is a briefing for Wonkhe SUs subscribers. To find out
With Wonkhe SUs explainer
· Policy Watch
Office for Students subscription fees rise again
It’s Office for Student registration fee announcement day. Let David Kernohan be your guide. (updated 18/03 and 18/04)
· Policy Watch
We need to talk about Data Futures
Data Futures has been delayed for at least 12 months. David Kernohan asks why, and what next.