Saturday 3 October 2026
Jim Dickinson

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Jim Dickinson

Associate Editor (SUs)

2,614 pieces

Newest first, since August 2013 · page 79 of 131

  1. · SUs · Members

    Millbank Moments

    With Livia Scott and Wonkhe SUs explainer

  2. · Comment

    Why not take a risk-based approach to discrimination or harassment on campus?

    Jim Dickinson considers the best way to approach the risks to equality of opportunity that students really care about

  3. · Wonk Corner

    Four developments to note on student suicide prevention policy

    There are four different developments around policy on preventing student suicide to note today.

  4. · SUs · Members

    How to respond to the OfS consultation on a new access and participation regime

    With Wonkhe SUs explainer

  5. · Wonk Corner

    SFC publishes this year’s guidance on outcome agreements

    The Scottish Funding Council (SFC) has published its guidance on outcome agreements for 2022-23, and so I’ve had a look to see what’s changed since last year.

  6. · SUs · Members

    How to use the TEF and B3 dashboards for change

    With Wonkhe SUs explainer

  7. · Wonk Corner

    Braverman takes aim at international students

    Hopes that international student recruitment could benefit from the fall in the value of the pound were put in a bit of context this morning.

  8. · Policy Watch

    OfS dashboards usher in a new era of regulation

    The OfS B3 data dashboards are here – Jim Dickinson and David Kernohan ask what this says about the state of higher education regulation in England.

    With David Kernohan

  9. · Wonk Corner

    So who’s been getting a visit from the OfS clipboard warriors?

    In amongst the huge release of B3, TEF and other data from the Office for Students (OfS) that we got today was something else that we’ve been waiting for for a long, long time.

  10. · SUs · Members

    Distant worries

    With Livia Scott and Wonkhe SUs explainer

  11. · SUs · Members

    How to use the OIA note on cost of living to accelerate efforts to support students

    With Wonkhe SUs explainer

  12. · Comment

    Is the student experience out of time?

    Jim Dickinson considers the complexity of the lives that some students are leading, and asks if some efforts to enable access are doing more harm than good

  13. · Wonk Corner

    How should universities act to alleviate the cost of living crisis?

    We don’t tend to “do” single university case studies here on Wonkhe – we’re much more into general policy issues, and even when we do it’s usually about something that’s gone wrong where there are hopefully lessons for e

  14. · Wonk Corner

    Students are not immune from the cost of living challenges

    It was budget day in the Republic of Ireland yesterday and there was plenty of good news for students.

  15. · Wonk Corner

    Students forgave universities during Covid. Will it cut both ways?

    The current cost of living crisis is causing a great deal of anxiety across the country and the impact of rising energy, food and transport costs is having a significant impact on many students.

  16. · Policy Watch

    John Blake deletes the cheat codes to access and participation

    The Office for Students has new proposals on getting into and getting on in higher education. Jim Dickinson assesses the risk assessment.

  17. · SUs · Members

    Work work work

    With Livia Scott and Wonkhe SUs explainer

  18. · Blog

    What does mumsnet have to tell us about students, consumerism and quality?

    Jim Dickinson has been on mumsnet to see what they’re saying about higher education, where he argues there are lessons to learn for academic quality

  19. · Wonk Corner

    In the campus gender wars, more education is required

    Last night saw the launch of a new pamphlet on academic freedom from the Philosophy of Education Society of Great Britain.

  20. · Wonk Corner

    Andrea Jenkyns on student cost of living

    Just before the death of Queen Elizabeth II it was announced that Andrea Jenkyns would be staying on as a minister at the Department for Education – it just wasn’t clear what the brief was going to be.