Student Accommodation after 2024 and the Need for Strategic Realignment
Student housing faces a critical need for innovation and affordability, with shifting demand highlighting the urgency for a strategic approach.
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‘Triumph like a Girl’ – 150 years of the Girls’ Schools Association (GSA)
Today’s blog is in the form of the contribution by HEPI’s Director, Nick Hillman, to ‘Triumph like a Girl – An Anthology for Hope: Letters and Poems’, which is a new book marking the 150th anniversary of the Girls’ Schools Association (GSA), which hosted their Annual Conference in Manchester earlier this week. The…
To enable effective higher education governance, value it
Higher education governance must evolve with bold, collaborative strategies to address leadership, diversity, and regulatory challenges effectively.
Why are fewer Welsh 18-year-olds applying to university?
Fewer Welsh 18-year-olds are applying to university due to financial pressures, regional inequalities, and limited local higher education access.
Improved student engagement – the positive side of recruitment pressures?
UK universities are excelling in personalised student engagement, doubling enrolment odds amid tightening visa policies and rising global competition.
In search of a million pounds
UK universities face significant financial challenges but remain crucial to regional growth, innovation, and long-term economic prosperity.
Enhancing transparency in UCAS personal statement guidance: a traffic light approach
Universities must improve transparency in UCAS personal statement guidance, aligning practices with public claims to support fairer admissions.
The right destination…. but how to get there? Why the OfS’ requirements on harassment and sexual misconduct risk failing students
The Office for Students’ new harassment rules lack clear, universal procedures, risking unfair outcomes for victims and the accused.
Addressing financial challenges in the HE sector: Mills and Reeve reflects on an October roundtable with university leaders
UK university leaders are exploring collaborative strategies to tackle financial pressures and adapt to declining student numbers.
Weekend Reading: Working with the awkward squad – A review of Eric Kaufmann’s Taboo and Rob Henderson’s Troubled
Edward Venning reviews timely works by Rob Henderson and Eric Kaufmann, highlighting urgent lessons for universities navigating cultural conflicts.