HEPI runs a range of events selected to maximise their effectiveness in reaching out to our target audiences and include invite-only high level seminars (such as our annual series of House of Commons breakfast seminars), conferences, one-to-one briefings, as well as set-piece events such as the HEPI Annual Lecture given by a senior international figure. Some of these events result in publications, which we also make available online.
As the Office for Students prepares to publish its new value for money strategy document, this special HEPI half day conference on 18th October 2019 will bring together speakers from the Office for Students, the QAA, the Office for the Independent Adjudicator for HE and vice-chancellors from across the sector,…
Past, Present, Future: The prevalence of the residential model in the UK Higher Education sector and implications for future policy. For many students, there are big advantages as they move away from home to enrol on what they perceive to be the best course for them, and, arguably, residential higher…
Past, Present, Future: The prevalence of the residential model in the UK Higher Education sector and implications for future policy For many students, there are big advantages as they move away from home to enrol on what they perceive to be the best course for them, and, arguably, residential higher…
With universities now facing greater scrutiny than ever before, and with a new regulatory regime designed to create a step-change in access and participation, the key focus now is not just on “getting in” but also on “getting on”. The sector is awash with data on the student experience but…
HEPI will be hosting the UK launch of the OECD’s flagship Education at a Glance Report 2019 on Tuesday 10th September, supported by Pearson. The annual OECD Education at a Glance Report provides key comparative data and assessment on education systems around the world. For further information please contact Sarah…
Our long-running HEPI research roundtable series provides a forum for senior leaders and policymakers from across the sector to discuss the impact of research policy on UK universities. The new series of HEPI / Elsevier roundtables will be launched at the 2 July 2019 dinner, with the focus on the…
Motion: This House believes the UK higher education system is failing boys Speakers to include: Mary Curnock Cook, chair of The Access Project; Martin Daubney, writer on men and boys’ issues; Professor Martin Mills, Institute of Education; Sarah Fletcher, High Mistress, St Paul’s School for Girls; Nick Hillman, HEPI Director…
Motion: This house believes 18 year olds are still children and not adults Speakers to include: Chris Ramsey, Headmaster, Whitgift School; Ed Dorrell, Editor, TES; Joanna Williams, Head of Education and Culture, Policy Exchange; Nick Hillman, HEPI Director For further details please contact Sarah Isles, HEPI Development Director (s.isles@hepi.ac.uk). To book…
On 19 June 2019 HEPI, in conjunction with HEPI Partner Research England, will host a roundtable dinner at the Royal Society, London. The roundtable will provide a forum for senior leaders and policymakers to discuss the key issues relating to cross-subsidies between teaching and research. Issues for discussion include: What…
On Monday, 17 June 2019 HEPI will be hosting a roundtable dinner for its partner organisations, with guest speaker Lord Kerslake, Chair of the Board of Governors at Sheffield Hallam University and chaired by Mary Curnock Cook. The HEPI Partner Dinners are invite-only and organised exclusively for our HEPI Partners. For further information please contact Sarah Isles, HEPI Development Director s.isles@hepi.ac.uk