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.
The 2018 HEPI Annual Conference took place on 7 June 2018. Highlights included keynotes by the Universities Minister, Sam Gyimah, and the Chancellor of Manchester Metropolitan University, Lord Mandelson, and the launch of the 2018 HEPI / Advance HE Student Academic Experience Survey with an exclusive presentation on the key…
On Thursday 10th May, HEPI and the social mobility charity, Brightside, will hold a roundtable lunch at the British Academy, to launch a new report titled Reaching the parts of society universities have missed: A manifesto for the new Director of Fair Access and Participation. At the roundtable there will be…
The third in a new series of HEPI roundtable dinners, developed in partnership with PwC, exploring the key strategic challenges for the HE sector and individual institutions. To be held at PwC’s office in London, the focus of the discussion will be on ‘What will success look like for universities…
The third in a new series of HEPI roundtable dinners, developed in partnership with PwC, exploring the key strategic challenges for the HE sector and individual institutions. To be held at PwC’s office in London, the focus of the discussion will be on ‘What will success look like for universities…
Each year, HEPI organises a day on higher education policy developments exclusively for our HEPI Partner organisations, which provides an opportunity for colleagues within our partner institutions to discuss the key issues that dominate the HE agenda, with the HEPI team and guest speakers providing expert policy advice and guidance.…
Our higher education institutions share a commitment to equality and diversity. In theory, this means they are united in their aim to create a balanced and inclusive culture, in which everyone, staff and students, feels valued irrespective of gender, ethnicity, sexuality, age or ability. The latest HEPI / HEA Student…
The second in a new series of HEPI roundtable dinners, developed in partnership with PwC, exploring the key strategic challenges for the HE sector and individual institutions. To be held at PwC’s office in Birmingham, the focus of the discussion is “Universities in the 4th Industrial Revolution: how will technology…
As the UK faces up to a future outside the European Union, our universities could have a pivotal role in defining the country’s future. But how can this be delivered? Should they focus on local, national or international priorities – or try to deliver all three? And how can institutions…
The HEPI/HSBC dinner is part of a new series of roundtables HEPI is organising around the UK exploring the key strategic challenges for the HE sector and individual institutions. The HEPI roundtable at the University of Reading aims to bring together senior HE leaders from across the region with the…
This breakfast briefing launched HEPI’s report How much is too much? Cross subsidies from teaching to research in British universities Speakers at the roundtable included the LSE Director, Dame Minouche Shafik, HEPI report author Vicky Olive, and Nick Hillman, HEPI Director.