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Posh? Exceeded your A level expectations? You are less likely to go to university

Posh? Exceeded your A level expectations? You are less likely to go to university

by David Kernohan

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Things election candidates and voters should know but don’t know to ask

by Nick Smith

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11/12/25

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Webinar: What’s going on with UK universities’ finances?

by Mack Marshall

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Could the Lifelong Learning Entitlement usher in a new era of skills-based curriculum?

by Pete Moss

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REF 2029 talks about people again but early career labour is still hard to see

by Mollie Etheridge

11/12/25

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UCAS End of Cycle sector level data, 2025

by David Kernohan

11/12/25

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Fix the governance or fix the governors?

Fix the governance or fix the governors?

by Jim Dickinson

11/12/25

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Podcast: REF 2029, franchising crackdown, year in review

by Team Wonkhe

11/12/25

Youth matters. Students don't

Youth matters. Students don’t

by Jim Dickinson

10/12/25

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What a new report on student governors means for SUs

by Jim Dickinson

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Everything you need to know about REF 2029

by James Coe

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Re-thinking research support for English universities: Research England’s programme of work during the REF 2029 pause

by Steven Hill

10/12/25

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Nicola Rollock: Progress on racial justice and equity in higher education is “artificial”

by Nicola Rollock

10/12/25

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How to level the PhD playing field

by Richard Freeman

10/12/25

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Insolvency legislation “permits continued trading” if a university enters compulsory liquidation. How so?

Insolvency legislation “permits continued trading” if a university enters compulsory liquidation. How so?

by Michael Salmon

10/12/25

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House of Commons Library on student financial support

House of Commons Library on student financial support

by David Kernohan

9/12/25

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Weekend courses can't get student loans

Weekend courses can’t get student loans

by Jim Dickinson

9/12/25

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For a 35k family, degrees cost more in Scotland

For a 35k family, degrees cost more in Scotland

by Jim Dickinson

9/12/25

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Changes to TEF risk institutions choosing between continuous improvement or compliance

by Helena Lim

9/12/25

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What do we know about land owned by universities?

What do we know about land owned by universities?

by David Kernohan

9/12/25

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