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…
A list of related press coverage links.
A selection of the press coverage on our most recent report.
In a recent article for the Telegraph, HEPI Director Bahram Bekhradnia comments on the measures UK universities are taking to attract candidates with the best exam grades.
Link to external article.
A selection of press coverage of HEPI's report "Male and female participation and progression in higher education".
This article by BBC News refers to HEPI's finding that children born late in the school year are significantly less likely to go to university than their older classmates.