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· Data
Non-completion – what’s not going on?
Arthi Nachiappan and David Kernohan turn some of the myths about non-continuation on their heads, with the aid of some new HESA data.
With Arthi Nachiappan
· Policy Watch
IFS report on the government cost of different degrees
Wonkhe’s David Kernohan and Minto Felix interrogate the background and detail behind the IFS report into the government cost of different degrees.
With Minto Felix
· Analysis
Is sector expansion harming social mobility?
Jim Dickinson and David Kernohan ask if the expansion of universities since the removal of recruitment controls could be harming social mobility.
With Jim Dickinson
· Data
Ethnic representation in UK higher education
David Kernohan looks at the proportion of non-white academic staff and UK domiciled students in each UK higher education provider
· Data
A poor deal for women in higher education
Diving into the latest HESA staff statistics, David Kernohan finds stark evidence of the poor salary and promotions deal for women in the higher education.
· Comment
Counting the cost of the Office for Students
David Kernohan takes a look at the Office for Students’ latest board papers – and finds interesting news on registration fees for providers
· Analysis
So long, and thanks: compensation for loss of office
David Kernohan uses OfS data to take a look at the seldom-discussed world of compensation for loss of office.
· Analysis
You get what you pay for? The OfS on senior staff pay
Jim Dickinson and David Kernohan take a look at the latest OfS data on vice chancellor pay.
With Jim Dickinson
· Data
The complexities of the higher education vote
David Kernohan looks at the relationship between voting and a constituency’s applications to, participation in, and day-to-day experience of higher education.
· Data
Widening participation in a demographic dip
David Kernohan explores the HESA Performance Indicator Data for the 2017-18 academic year.
· Data
UCAS 2018 – equality and the offer-making marketplace
David Kernohan is back with more data and analysis from the 2018 End of Cycle UCAS release – this time looking at differences in offer rates by demographic group, and overall offer-making behaviour.
· Policy Watch
A change of plan for UK open access?
David Kernohan previews Adam Tickell’s advice to the minister on open access.
· Data
UCAS End of Cycle 2018: a new order
David Kernohan rounds up the big stories from the 2018 UCAS application cycle.
· Data
UCAS on unconditional offers: the last days of the gold standard?
David Kernohan examines data and reasons for various kinds of unconditional offer from the latest UCAS release.
· Analysis
A beginner’s guide to debt in higher education
David Kernohan – in conversation with Marc Finer of KPMG, Ian Robinson of HSBC, and Karel Thomas of BUFDG – offers an introduction to the realities of HE sector borrowing.
· Data
The OfS on unconditional offers
David Kernohan examines the data that underpins the OfS report on unconditional offers.
· Data
Where are the students with three Ds and below?
As proposals to limit university access to those with three D’s at A Level swirl around the Augar review, David Kernohan looks at where that might have an impact – and why it would be a disaster.
· Data
Data spring – HESA Student Statistics 2017-18
David Kernohan celebrates the onset of spring with a delve into the latest data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency
· Analysis
The view from Gibraltar
The University of Gibraltar is a very new institution that sits in a unique regulatory environment – and approaches Brexit with pragmatism, hope, and trust in their government. David Kernohan finds out more.
· Policy Watch
Policy Watch: TEF year 4 data release
If OfS are going to release the TEF4 data in early January, it means David Kernohan can calculate the initial award hypotheses six months early. So he has.