*** An audio recording of the session is included below*** Join HEPI on Monday 2 October at the Conservative Party Conference for a fringe event to consider ‘What should be in the Conservative Party Manifesto for higher education and research?’. With speakers to include: The seminar will take place outside…
Join HEPI on Monday 9 October at the Labour Party Conference for a fringe event to consider ‘What should be in the Labour Party Manifesto for higher education and research?’. With speakers to include: The seminar will take place outside the secure zone, so no conference pass is necessary. In…
***UPDATE: A recording of the webinar is below*** HEPI and UCAS are delighted to announce an ‘In Conversation’ webinar with Clare Marchant, Chief Executive at UCAS, about this year’s school and college leavers’ results and admissions to higher education. To register your place at the webinar on Monday 14 August…
On 12 July 2023, HEPI will be marking its 20th birthday with a reception in central London, 5:30pm – 7:30pm. We will be launching a collection of essays on the last 20 years of higher education policy. The reception will include brief speeches from the Rt Hon. Dame Margaret Hodge…
Prior to his UPP Foundation Annual Lecture later on the same day, President Fitts face a summary of his speech before we opened it up to a wide-ranging conversation about US and UK higher education.
A survey of 113 higher education admissions professionals from over 30 higher education providers shows the average time spent reading a UCAS personal statement is two minutes. Four-in-ten (39%) are read for one minute or less. In How do Admissions Professionals use the UCAS personal statement? (HEPI Policy Note 48), Tom Fryer…
A survey of 113 higher education admissions professionals from over 30 higher education providers shows the average time spent reading a UCAS personal statement is two minutes. Four-in-ten (39%) are read for one minute or less. In How do Admissions Professionals use the UCAS personal statement? (HEPI Policy Note 48), Tom Fryer…
The Higher Education Policy Institute has published a new Policy Note on the regulation of English higher education by Anthony McClaran, the Vice-Chancellor of St Mary’s University, Twickenham, and a former Chief Executive of both the UK’s Quality Assurance Agency and Australia’s Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency (TEQSA).
The disconnect between quality and inequality: An analysis of the gaps in educational outcomes achieved by free school meal-eligible students in English higher education (Policy Note 46) by Professor Antony C. Moss, Pro Vice Chancellor for Education and Student Experience at London South Bank University, shows disadvantaged pupils experience persistent educational…
The Higher Education Policy Institute has published a new paper on educational outcomes across different universities for students formerly eligible for Free School Meals. The disconnect between quality and inequality: An analysis of the gaps in educational outcomes achieved by free school meal-eligible students in English higher education (HEPI Policy Note…