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Labour's EU reset has a university problem
21+ hour, 25+ min ago (898+ words) Luca'Lombardo'is a Policy Analyst in the Public First education practice Labour's plan for a reset of EU relations has hit a snag. The problem has nothing to do with fisheries, trade, or defence and everything to do with university fees....
Visibility isn't enough for Asian women in academia
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (865+ words) Soheon Kim is Senior Lecturer in Marketing at Nottingham Business School Swati Garg is Lecturer in Business Management at Keele Business School Higher education institutions in the UK are often seen as leaders in equity, diversity and inclusion. Now, Asian…...
National productivity and wellbeing is the output of our creative capacity
3+ day, 3+ hour ago (443+ words) Randall Whittaker is Principal at Rose Bruford College Stephen Farrier is Deputy Principal at Rose Bruford College Every so often the familiar questions resurface: are creative degrees really "serious? Do they lead anywhere? Should the public purse support them at…...
Are we ready for a revolution in teaching engineering?
4+ day, 3+ hour ago (437+ words) Beverley Gibbs is Director of the Dyson Institute of Engineering and Technology Engineering underpins almost every national priority, but its education system remains optimised for a world that no longer exists. The discipline is now confronting the limits of incremental…...
Understanding where global higher education is heading means understanding China's next moves
4+ day, 4+ hour ago (564+ words) Glen Noble is Director of Higher Education Practice at the UK National Committee on China During the February meetings of China's legislature known as the "Two Sessions, the 15th overarching Five Year Plan of the People's Republic of China was published....
The purpose of student survey feedback should be student success
5+ day, 21+ min ago (301+ words) Helena Lim is Educational Excellence Lead at Queen Mary University of London and Academic Lead at evasys Debbie is Editor of Wonkhe In UK higher education, listening to student voice can be so deeply baked into the culture that the…...
What changes in regulatory culture might follow from the University of Sussex's High Court victory over Of S?
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (263+ words) Richard Sykes is partner at Mills & Reeve Sam Rose is a Principal Associate at Mills & Reeve Justice Lieven's judgment in the University of Sussex's successful judicial review of Of S will have a material impact on the regulatory landscape " and…...
The class problem in Chemistry won't get fixed via APPs
1+ week, 1+ day ago (984+ words) Jim is an Associate Editor (SUs) at Wonkhe That is the big question lurking underneath Beyond access: how socioeconomic background shapes the chemistry pipeline, a cracking new report from the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) published to coincide with Social…...
What looks like accountability can sometimes be stalking
1+ week, 2+ day ago (1472+ words) Jim is an Associate Editor (SUs) at Wonkhe Back in 2022 in that (ie this) period after Easter and before the new officer year starts, I sat down with an outgoing student leader to discuss how the year had gone. She'd…...
Universities need to find a way past the current atmosphere of permanent crisis
2+ week, 1+ day ago (529+ words) Doug Specht is Head of the School of Media and Communication at the University of Westminster Something has shifted in the conversations I have been having with people across UK higher education. What strikes me is not that people are…...