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Wales can lead the way on student engagement – if it chooses to

by Jim Dickinson

Comment

24/07/25

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A new regulatory framework is more than Medr by numbers

by David Kernohan

Policy Watch

15/05/25

Plaid has a plan to fund Welsh universities – more student debt if its students leave Wales

by Jim Dickinson

Wonk Corner

6/05/25

Does Welsh HE need a funding and governance review?

by Jim Dickinson

Wonk Corner

11/04/25

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A more joined-up and inclusive sector in Wales

by Jim Dickinson

Wonk Corner

12/03/25

2

As the cuts rain down in Wales, whatever happened to learner protection?

by Jim Dickinson

Wonk Corner

19/02/25

2

Wales thinks strategically about higher education provision, in the absence of more investment

by Michael Salmon

Wonk Corner

6/02/25

What were Welsh students’ finances like three years ago?

by Jim Dickinson

Wonk Corner

12/12/24

Wales ditches Diamond and robs students to pay universities

by Jim Dickinson

Wonk Corner

4/12/24

Cardiff council says the quiet part out loud

by Jim Dickinson

Wonk Corner

26/11/24

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The minimum wage is going up. Will maintenance loans rise to match it?

by Jim Dickinson

Wonk Corner

30/10/24

1

Wales’ international students may get a guarantor for their rent

by Jim Dickinson

Wonk Corner

24/10/24

Welsh student housing is a problem. Spain may be a solution

by Jim Dickinson

Wonk Corner

22/10/24

Wales should avoid making the same mistakes as England on student protection

by Jim Dickinson

Wonk Corner

30/09/24

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A strategic plan for Medr

by David Kernohan

Analysis

24/09/24

Can Wales make its students stay or return?

by Jim Dickinson

Wonk Corner

8/08/24

1

A brutal set of funding allocations for Wales’ universities

by Michael Salmon

Wonk Corner

9/07/24

2

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Moving the higher education delivery debate forward in Wales

by Anna Verhamme

Comment

9/07/24

1

Fees in Wales will rise to £9,250 in September. Except where they won’t

by Jim Dickinson

Wonk Corner

1/04/24

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A former Aberystwyth SU president is Wales’ new First Minister

by Kieron Rees

Comment

17/03/24

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Wales can lead the way on student engagement – if it chooses to

A new regulatory framework is more than Medr by numbers

Plaid has a plan to fund Welsh universities – more student debt if its students leave Wales

Does Welsh HE need a funding and governance review?

A more joined-up and inclusive sector in Wales

As the cuts rain down in Wales, whatever happened to learner protection?

Wales thinks strategically about higher education provision, in the absence of more investment

What were Welsh students’ finances like three years ago?

Wales ditches Diamond and robs students to pay universities

Cardiff council says the quiet part out loud

The minimum wage is going up. Will maintenance loans rise to match it?

Wales’ international students may get a guarantor for their rent

Welsh student housing is a problem. Spain may be a solution

Wales should avoid making the same mistakes as England on student protection

A strategic plan for Medr

Can Wales make its students stay or return?

A brutal set of funding allocations for Wales’ universities

Moving the higher education delivery debate forward in Wales

Fees in Wales will rise to £9,250 in September. Except where they won’t

A former Aberystwyth SU president is Wales’ new First Minister