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A joint study by Which? and HEPI, to be published on 15 May to coincide with HEPI’s Spring Conference, has produced the most comprehensive research yet into the student academic experience.

Anthony McClaran provides a review of the recent developments in quality assurance and focuses on the work that has gone into developing the new method, Higher Education Review. He argues that the 2011 White Paper should be seen more as an evolutionary development rather than a radical departure, when viewed…

Bahram Bekhradnia, the current Director of the Higher Education Policy Institute - a position that he has held since the creation of HEPI in November 2002 - is to step down from his position as Director, and take up a new role as President of HEPI with effect from 31…

A report published by HEPI (21 March 2013) and written by Professor David Maguire, Vice Chancellor of the University of Greenwich, discusses the importance of part-time higher education.

A HEPI report on leadership in Higher Education published 28 February 2013 and written by Ewart Wooldridge, the founding Chief Executive of the Leadership Foundation, sets out the challenges facing today's HE leaders in an environment which has changed fundamentally over recent years.

This HEPI conference, organised in partnership with the Higher Education Academy, examines the impact of the changes in higher education policy on university admissions.

Membership of HEPI's University Partnership Programme - first established in 2009 and open to universities as well as not-for-profit institutions with a stake in the development of a successful HE sector in the UK - has nearly quadrupled as a result of a drive by HEPI's Trustees to recruit more…

This 10th series of HEPI House of Commons Breakfast Seminars, organised in partnership with the Higher Education Academy, take place at a time when the impact of the Government's HE policy is starting to take effect and creating unprecedented levels of uncertainty in the sector.

A report published today (8 November) by the Higher Education Policy Institute, assessing all the evidence that is available so far about enrolments at English universities this year, concludes that it is too early to judge whether the Government's higher education reforms take as a whole have discouraged students in…

In a report published today (25 October 2012), the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) concludes that the Government's assessment of the cost of its HE policies, and in particular the Resource Accounting and Budgeting cost (the net cost to the Government of the loans that it makes), still depends on…