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PODCAST: Plan B, admissions, staffing, “one nation”
This week on our Christmassy podcast, England has moved to plan B – but what does that mean for students and universities?
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PODCAST: Strikes, blended, transfers
This week on the podcast industrial action has begun across the sector – how should universities mitigate any impact on students?
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PODCAST: Access and participation, social mobility, student loans
This week on the podcast there’s a new director for fair access and participation at the Office for Students – what will that mean for students and universities?
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PODCAST: Regulation, industrial action, PGTs
This week on the podcast we consider the future of regulation of universities, and wonder who gets to decide the “student interest”
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PODCAST: OfS, COP, student experience, antisemitism
This week on the podcast OfS chief Nicola Dandridge is stepping down – what next for regulation of higher education?
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PODCAST: White paper, Wales, PRES, ONS
This week on the podcast we ask if we’re getting an HE white paper for Christmas, and look at polling on the politics of fees, funding and maintenance.
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PODCAST: Spiking, R&D, COP26, specialist providers
This week on the podcast we consider the spate of “student spiking” stories and the student-led campaigns to improve safety in venues.
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PODCAST: Skills, social mobility, black grads, free speech
This week on the podcast we’re tracking the progress of the Skills Bill and keeping an eye on efforts to redefine social mobility.
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PODCAST: Conservative conference, spelling, essay mills, diversity training
This week on the podcast we’re reflecting on a few days at Conservative Party conference and considering whether online diversity training is more hassle than it’s worth.
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PODCAST: Spending review, party conferences, graduate outcomes, posters
This week on the podcast we’re looking ahead to the comprehensive spending review and proposals to lower the graduate repayment threshold.
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PODCAST: Industrial action, humanities, LGBT+ students, free speech bill
This week on the podcast UCU are balloting for industrial action over pay and pensions, and HEPI has a new report out on the humanities.
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PODCAST: Reshuffle, groupings, graduates
This week on the podcast we have a new Secretary of State and a promotion for the universities minister to discuss.
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PODCAST: Gavin Williamson, UCAS data, student futures, international
This week on the podcast Gavin Williamson addresses Universities UK conference – did he give anything away about the upcoming spending review?
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PODCAST: Summer special – building back student experience
For our summer special podcast in association with Routledge, we’ve assembled special guests from higher education research, pedagogy and leadership to explore how we build student experience back in the year ahead
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PODCAST: Reopening, skills, UCAS figures, NDAs
This week on the podcast we review campus reopening guidance from across the UK. What happens when the balance between freedom and safety becomes universities’ problem?
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PODCAST: Finances, digital skills, careers, BLM, September
This week on the podcast we consider the state of the sector’s finances. Did the dire predictions of a sector in financial crisis come close to happening?
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PODCAST: Value for money, science, PG access, white working class
This week on the podcast the results of this year’s HEPI/Advance HE Student Academic Experience Survey are out.
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PODCAST: Skills bill, examnishambles, mental health
This week on the podcast we catch up with the Skills Bill and its second reading in the Lords – and sense big debates to come over fees, funding and creative subjects.
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PODCAST: The best of Wonkfest
This week on the podcast we’ve got a clutch of highlights from Wonkfest.
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PODCAST: Loans, geography and employment, drama, September
This week on the podcast we discuss student loans – should the interest rate go up or come down, and where’s the balance between politics and progressiveness?