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· Data
The participation game
David Kernohan and Louis Coiffait rummage through the latest higher education participation data, charting a game of snakes and ladders.
With Louis Coiffait
· Comment
Walking in Memphis – the Student Loans Company in Darlington
David Kernohan visits Darlington, one of the homes of the Student Loans Company.
· Data
Drama backstage? Clearing statistics in 2018
It’s the last day of clearing, and David Kernohan has been looking into the latest UCAS data.
· Policy Watch
A step change for access and participation?
David Kernohan analyses OfS consultation documents on its approach to regulating access and participation, and explains why it is the biggest change in the realm of widening access since the 2004 genesis of the Office fo
· Policy Watch
Open access – “S” club is going to show you how
The mysteriously titled “Plan S” is the boldest attempt yet to speed up the adoption of open access. But in reaching for the stars, will research funders ever have a dream come true? David Kernohan has a look.
· Policy Watch
Result! A level results day 2018
David Kernohan and Louis Coiffait attempt to digest today’s A-level results, along with all the accompanying spin.
With Louis Coiffait
· Data
The problem of predicting A levels
PQA, widening participation… a lot of common policy talking points come from the peculiarly British phenomenon of using predicted grades to plan university admissions. Wonkhe’s David Kernohan looks at the data.
· Data
NSS2018 – feeling the heat?
Our first look at the 2018 National Student Survey results includes a bunch of David Kernohan’s visualisations – but even they can’t improve what appears to be some quite difficult news for the sector.
With Arthi Nachiappan
· Long read
The strange tale of the University of London Bill
Parliamentary arcana, the wilder shores of governance – it could only be David Kernohan writing about the University of London Bill
· Policy Watch
What we now know about REF2021
The latest clutch of REF documentation just landed, and David Kernohan has been taking a look.
· Stacks
Office for Students rewrites sector history
David Kernohan was excited to read the first entries on the shiny new Office for Students Register. But he wasn’t expecting to find an ancient hierarchy turned upside down…
· Data
Three stories from the UCAS June deadline data
It’s June deadline data day at UCAS, and who better than Wonkhe’s David Kernohan to take you through the interesting points via the gift of Tableau.
· Data
Destination of Leavers from HE – benchmarked
David Kernohan takes a first look at how institutions have performed against their benchmarks with respect to employment and further study.
· Data
Where are the mature students in 2017?
David Kernohan takes a look at the data underlying a special UCAS report into the phenomenon of disappearing mature students.
· Live
LIVE: Proceed With Caution, London
All the latest from Proceed with Caution – fees, funding and the future of higher education, from the Wonkhe Team.
· Data
YouGov if you want to: the data behind the “snowflake” story
David Kernohan can’t resist diving in to the the data that underpins the most recent brace of “snowflake students”/”no platform” stories.
· Data
Benchmarking ethnicity in TEF
What can TEF data show us about the experience of BME students on campus and on graduation? asks David Kernohan
· Data
LEO’s star ascendant in 2018
Interactive LEO 2018 visualisations from David Kernohan.
· Data
Bang! – grade inflation in TEF3
The OfS finally released the TEF3 “grade inflation” data. Wonkhe’s DK renders it in a more useable format to help us make sense of what it says.
· People
Research and innovation, the Welsh way
David Kernohan talks to Graeme Reid, the author of the recent review of government funded research and innovation in Wales.