Guardian Higher Education Summit, 16 March 2011
What are the possible implications of the new funding arrangements? Bahram Bekhradnia analyses the potential impact in a keynote speech at the Guardian Higher Education Summit, 16 March 2011.
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HEPI Report (51) Higher Education Supply and Demand to 2020 published today
HEPI Report (51) Higher Education Supply and Demand to 2020 has been published today (Thursday 3 February 2011). This report is the most recent in a series HEPI has produced looking at the question of demand for higher education.
HEPI publishes analysis of Government concessions on HE funding and student finance
Higher Education Policy Institute publishes analysis of the Government's concessions relating to the future financing of higher education and student fees.
HEPI publishes response to the government’s proposals for higher education funding
HEPI analysis published today (11 November 2010) provides a summary of the differences between the Browne Review and the government's proposals; considers whether these proposals meet the two main objectives of reducing public expenditure and improving university teaching by increasing student choice; and examines the claim that the repayment scheme…
HEPI response to Browne review released today
HEPI publishes today a detailed analysis of the key recommendations of the Browne Report.
Conference on Research Excellence open for booking
Booking is now open for HEPI's autumn conference.
Latest news from HEPI
A selection of the press coverage on our most recent report.
Unemployment for male graduates far worse than for female graduates – findings of a HEPI report published today
In the area of pay, male graduates have an advantage which grows with time. This is substantially (50 per cent immediately and 30 per cent after 3 years) accounted for by differences in subject choices, but even after allowing for these, those graduate males who are employed earn more than…
HEPI to organise major international conference on research excellence
Today, higher education is a global market with more institutions than ever before competing internationally for students, academics and funding.
Real comparability in degree standards is “neither feasible nor desirable” in today’s diverse system of HE
HEPI's latest report Comparability of degree standards? published today (3 June 2010) discusses the longstanding UK attachment to comparability of degree standards and the pressures that have led some to question it.