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PODCAST: Covid-19 and admissions, REF, regulation and accommodation
This week on the Wonkhe Show we start to try to make sense of the fall out from the Covid-19 crisis
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PODCAST: Mental health and Covid-19
This week on the podcast we process the dramatic events of the week and consider what universities and government should do to help
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PODCAST: Budget, Covid-19, OfS in court, misconduct
This week on the podcast we look at the budget and implications for HE, as well as the impacts on the sector of the COVID-19 pandemic.
· Policy Watch
What’s in the Budget for universities and research?
Team Wonkhe rounds up the news for higher education from the March 2020 Westminster Budget
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PODCAST: Graduate premium, careers, levelling up, culture wars
This week on the podcast we look at IFS’ work on the graduate premium and tackle Turning Point UK’s attempt to address “left wing bias” in university teaching
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PODCAST: Admissions, coronavirus, number controls, levelling up
This week on the podcast we take a look at OfS’ new review of admissions, and assess the impact of coronavirus on the sector
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PODCAST: A #metoo moment? civic universities, fair admissions, NSS
This week on the podcast we discuss Tortoise’s investigation into sexual misconduct at UK universities
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PODCAST: Value indicators, wellbeing, NDAs, student engagement
This week on the podcast Universities UK is proposing new VFM indicators, and there’s new analysis on teaching and learning and mental health
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PODCAST: Student marketing and recruitment special
This week on the podcast (in assn with SMRS) we take a first look at the UCAS data and consider the politics of universities’ offer-making in 2020
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PODCAST: Access and participation, end of cycle, research bureaucracy
This week on the podcast we have a look at the ups and downs of the end of cycle UCAS figures.
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PODCAST: Augar delay, access, casualisation, grammar schools
This week on the podcast we consider the implications of another delay to the government’s response to the Augar review of post-18 fees and funding.
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PODCAST: Unconditionals, KEF, research culture, racism
This week on the podcast we discuss Trent’s intervention on offer making, and the coverage over the Sheffield students tackling racism on campus
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PODCAST: Unconditionals, KEF, research culture, racism
This week on the podcast we discuss Trent’s intervention on offer making, and the coverage over the Sheffield students tackling racism on campus
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PODCAST: Harassment regulation, languages, Baltics
This week on the podcast we chat OfS regulation on harassment and sexual assault and a new HEPI report on learning languages
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PODCAST: More Hidden History of HE
On the podcast in the second of two Christmassy “Hidden History” box sets Mike Ratcliffe looks back at the CATs, the execution of university chancellors and when we had our own MPs
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PODCAST: The Hidden History of HE
On the podcast in the first of two Christmassy “Hidden History” box sets Mike Ratcliffe looks back at attempts to ban Oxbridge MAs and the vision we used to have for student accommodation
· Podcasts
PODCAST: The morning after the general election 2019
In the final episode of our podcast this season, we analyse the general election and implications for HE
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PODCAST: Free speech, UCAS data, HE SMEs, student data
This week on the podcast we discuss HE SMEs, UCAS data, a report on freedom of expression and chat how students feel about the use of their data.
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PODCAST: Applications, nurses, 21st century uni, voter registration
This week on the podcast we discuss UCAS data, the Conservatives’ pledge for 50,000 more nurses, and chat the University of Lincoln’s manifesto for the university of the 21st century.
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PODCAST: Bolton fire, Oxford Union, election
This week on the podcast we discuss the Bolton student accommodation fire, the blind international student removed from a debate at the Oxford Union, and the general election