Smita Jamdar applies consumer law to PQA, and finds increased risk of uncertainty.
Image: Shutterstock The careers of care experienced students paint a fascinating picture by Sunday Blake Analysis 5/12/22 1
Image: Shutterstock A decade on, are we any nearer to fixing part-time study? by David Kernohan Analysis 5/12/22 3
Image: Shutterstock Postgraduate taught expansion isn’t the problem, getting the basics right is by Jason Leman Analysis 30/11/22 1
Image: Shutterstock Bridging the gap between ambitions and access for care experienced students by Clare Marchant Analysis 30/11/22
Image: IKON As net migration hits half a million, will international students be the target for reductions? by Jim Dickinson Analysis 25/11/22 1
Image: Shutterstock Exploring the changing expectations of employability by Clare Adams Analysis 21/11/22 1
Image: Shutterstock Finding higher education in the national accounts by David Kernohan Analysis 14/11/22 1
Image: Shutterstock How could income contingent loans work better? by Simon Marginson Analysis 7/11/22 4
Image: Shutterstock There are no easy answers for university finances this year by David Kernohan Analysis 31/10/22 1
Image: Shutterstock Will the government be tort a lesson over free speech? by Jim Dickinson Analysis 31/10/22 1
Image: Shutterstock What does it mean to lose a designated quality body? by Liz Halford Analysis 24/10/22
Image: Shutterstock Notifications might (eventually) lead to regulation by David Kernohan Analysis 20/10/22 2
Image: Shutterstock What do employers want from graduates in 2022? by Stephen Isherwood Analysis 19/10/22 2
Image: Shutterstock We just met the government’s R&D spending target… or did we? by Josh Martin Analysis 10/10/22 2
Image: Shutterstock Universities as “left-wing madrassas” are a myth by Elizabeth Simon Analysis 28/09/22
Image: Shutterstock If we wanted to fix PGT, where would we start? by Mark Bennett Analysis 27/09/22 1
Image: Shutterstock Are we on top of how big postgraduate taught is getting? by David Kernohan Analysis 14/09/22 3
Image: Shutterstock What to expect from another challenging term ahead by Team Wonkhe Analysis 5/09/22
Image: Shutterstock Should we be looking to the US on student support and graduate repayment? by David Kernohan Analysis 30/08/22
Image: Shutterstock Is it time to take the politics out of R&D policy? by James Coe Analysis 22/08/22
Shutterstock_676666975 What’s in the Welsh government’s draft innovation strategy by Ed Bridges Analysis 16/08/22
Image: IKON Some students were entitled to a Covid refund after all by Jim Dickinson Analysis 2/07/22 4
Image: Shutterstock MPs are struggling to pin universities’ problems on the right body by Jim Dickinson Analysis 15/06/22
Image: IKON Students who lead and serve other students have better outcomes by Laura Guiver Analysis 10/06/22 3
Shutterstock_2119075409 Anxious students want to us to help them spend time with and learn with each other by Jim Dickinson Analysis 9/06/22 2
Image: Shutterstock How much trouble is the University of Buckingham in? by Jim Dickinson Analysis 6/06/22 4
Image: Shutterstock It is the quality of the bureaucracy, not the quantity, which needs addressing by James Coe Analysis 26/05/22
Image: Shutterstock Why is a diverse sector focused on such limited narratives of research success? by Cameron Neylon Analysis 23/05/22
Image: Shutterstock What should higher education learn from the Natasha Abrahart case? by Jim Dickinson Analysis 20/05/22 10
Image: Shutterstock Do marginal gains approaches in universities fuel REF myths? by Órla Meadhbh Murray Analysis 18/05/22 5
Image: Shutterstock The history and future of QR funding for research by Dave Radcliffe Analysis 17/05/22
Image: IKON The government is “disengaging” from NUS. Does it matter? by Jim Dickinson Analysis 16/05/22 3
Image: Shutterstock The public likes the idea of lifelong learning – but not a “lifelong loan” by Patrick Thomson Analysis 9/05/22 1
HERA-signed Reviewing the Higher Education and Research Act, five years on by David Kernohan Analysis 2/05/22
Image: Shutterstock Sorry, but we probably do need more graduates by David Kernohan Analysis 21/04/22 3
Image: Shutterstock What does it really take to secure a place on a university degree course? by Jane White Analysis 8/04/22 6
Image: Shutterstock Welcome, graduates, to the post-pandemic workplace by Nicola Thomas Analysis 31/03/22
Image: Shutterstock Something is going very wrong with the awarding gap for first class degrees by David Kernohan Analysis 25/03/22 3
Image: Shutterstock How have the TEF and the B3 bear landed in universities? by Jim Dickinson Analysis 16/03/22 1
Image: Shutterstock Who paid the price for provider survival during the pandemic? by David Kernohan Analysis 9/03/22
Image: Shutterstock Why might a student avoid a university’s mental health emergency contact protocol? by Myles-Jay Linton Analysis 3/03/22 3
Image: Shutterstock Is the new student loan system really fairer? by Gavan Conlon Analysis 25/02/22 3
wonkhe-lecturing-red-gray Teaching in higher education should be professionalised by David Kernohan Analysis 18/02/22 12
Image: Shutterstock Spaces and places matter for student outcomes by Sonja Oliveira Analysis 14/02/22 2
Image: Shutterstock Racial inequity plays out in university accommodation as well as the classroom by Jenny Shaw Analysis 7/02/22 3
Image: Shutterstock A duty to disclose a decade of inward investment? An ill-considered amendment by David Kernohan Analysis 15/01/22 1
Image: Shutterstock International applicants want more support and guidance by David Kernohan Analysis 13/01/22
Image: Shutterstock The impact of a minimum entry requirement for access to student finance by John Cope Analysis 6/01/22 2
Image: Shutterstock End of cycle: increased grades in 2021 will create increased competition for places in 2022 by Richard O'Kelly Analysis 9/12/21
Image: Shutterstock The future of REF: Driving a culture to maximise high-quality research and impact by Catriona Manville Analysis 8/12/21 1
Image: Shutterstock The public favours meritocracy when it comes to levelling up and university admissions by Ed Reza Schwitzer Analysis 6/12/21 10
Image: Shutterstock Hybrid work to crisis management, staff survey assesses outlook from pandemic by Susannah Marsden Analysis 2/12/21 1
Image: Shutterstock Criminalising essay mills will make a huge difference by Gareth Crossman Analysis 2/12/21 3
Image: Shutterstock Fixing the leaky pipeline of impact evidence in access and participation work by Liz Austen Analysis 29/11/21
Image: IKON Stuck inside of mobility with the access blues again by David Kernohan Analysis 24/11/21 3
Image: IKON Where does regulation in the student interest go next? by Jim Dickinson Analysis 15/11/21
wonkhe-pound-coins Are English tuition fees really the highest in the world? by Janet Ilieva Analysis 10/11/21
Image: IKON The Free Speech Bill would have had no impact on the Stock case by David Kernohan Analysis 8/11/21 3
Image: Shutterstock How your university would be impacted by a fee cut by David Kernohan Analysis 8/11/21 1
Image: Shutterstock University is popular, but the cost of living is a problem by David Kernohan Analysis 1/11/21
wonkhe-oxford-bicycles The latest UCAS data shows demand staying strong for medicine and Oxbridge by Richard O'Kelly Analysis 28/10/21 1
Image: Shutterstock It’s report stage in the Lords for an unwieldy Bill by David Kernohan Analysis 12/10/21
Image: Shutterstock Wonkhe community survey 2021: equality, diversity, and inclusion by Debbie McVitty Analysis 4/10/21 1
Image: Shutterstock How might Nadhim Zahawi approach higher education reform? by Jim Dickinson Analysis 16/09/21
Image: Shutterstock Do problems in private schools fuel sexual misconduct in universities? by Jim Dickinson Analysis 22/07/21 7
Image: Shutterstock What the public believes about universities, and why by David Kernohan Analysis 21/07/21 1
Image: Shutterstock All over higher education, mothers are exhausted by Nicole Westmarland Analysis 14/07/21 2
Image: Shutterstock Solace in study: 30 June undergraduate applications by Richard O'Kelly Analysis 8/07/21
Image: Shutterstock What does another Welsh Labour Government mean for higher education? by Richard Wyn Jones Analysis 7/07/21 3
Image: Shutterstock Freedom won’t fix the problems that Covid exacerbated by Meg Price Analysis 2/07/21
Image: Shutterstock Is higher education in England financially stable? by David Kernohan Analysis 28/06/21
Image: Shutterstock Students should be encouraged to disclose mental health difficulties by Clare Marchant Analysis 17/06/21
Image: Shutterstock Are online internships the future of work experience, or just a pandemic remedy for student employability? by Amy Irwin Analysis 15/06/21 4
Image: Shutterstock Every graduate should have the chance of a decent job by David Kernohan Analysis 8/06/21 1
Image: Shutterstock Universities can drive economic recovery if everyone plays their part by James Ransom Analysis 27/05/21
Image: Shutterstock Student Futures Commission: students’ hopes beyond Covid-19 by Mary Curnock Cook Analysis 25/05/21
Image: Shutterstock What can the HE sector learn from Essex’s free speech cases? by Jim Dickinson Analysis 20/05/21 2
Image: Shutterstock Some big legal questions hang over the new free speech bill by Smita Jamdar Analysis 17/05/21 1
Image: Shutterstock Are £7,500 fees (and funding cuts) back on the table again? by David Kernohan Analysis 16/05/21 1
Image: Shutterstock The consumer protection implications of a move to post qualification admissions by Smita Jamdar Analysis 13/05/21
