Image: Midjourney Students can go to court over Covid refunds after all. What happens next? by Jim Dickinson Analysis 17/07/23 7
Image: Shutterstock Making major changes to courses just got a lot harder by Jim Dickinson Analysis 5/06/23 7
Image: Shutterstock Students are paying the price for supplier deals on campus by Jim Dickinson Comment 22/07/22 1
Is there any actual policy behind the politics of in-person teaching? Is there any actual policy behind the politics of in-person teaching? by Jim Dickinson Wonk Corner 4/05/22 5
Image: Shutterstock Do students have the energy to make complaints? by Felicity Mitchell Comment 4/05/22
Why are universities being allowed to be vague about in-person contact hours? Why are universities being allowed to be vague about in-person contact hours? by Jim Dickinson Wonk Corner 19/02/22 7
Image: Shutterstock Where was the work on student rights when they needed it the most? by Jim Dickinson Comment 21/05/21 1
Image: Shutterstock The consumer protection implications of a move to post qualification admissions by Smita Jamdar Analysis 13/05/21
Image: Shutterstock Students have no viable route to claim fee refunds by David Ion Comment 18/03/21 1
Image: Shutterstock Classic cars, careers, consumerism and confidence – how to address students’ complaints during the pandemic by Jim Dickinson Comment 21/01/21
Image: Shutterstock What have nurseries got to do with student requests for fee refunds? by Jim Dickinson Comment 29/07/20
Image: IKON Changing course? Seeking consent isn’t as simple as it looks by Jim Dickinson Comment 29/06/20 2
Image: IKON This September, students should be able to try before they buy by Jim Dickinson Comment 15/06/20 4
Image: Shutterstock Students need detail about September – but is that possible? by Jim Dickinson Policy Watch 10/06/20 2
Image: Shutterstock Time to retire Big Brother from the learning analytics debate by Phil Richards Comment 28/04/16 4
Image: Shutterstock Time to rebalance funding, regulation and autonomy by Jim Dickinson Comment 20/02/15
