HEPI / TechnologyOne webinar: 20 years of the student experience

Date:
14 May 2026
Time:
1pm to 2pm
Location:
Online
Organiser(s):
HEPI
Format:
Online
Admission:
Open-to-all

Overview

**UPDATE: A recording of the webinar is available below**

Join HEPI and TechnologyOne for a webinar to mark the launch of a new report looking back over the last 20 years of results from the HEPI / Advance HE Student Academic Experience Survey, which first began in 2006.

Comparing and contrasting the results, the report – written by Dr Gosia Turner – will showcase overarching themes and key differences in the student experience throughout the last 20 years.

Speakers

  • Dr Gosia Turner

    Head of Surveys, Jisc, and author of the report

  • Professor Dame Nicola Dandridge

    Professor of Practice in HE Policy, University of Bristol

  • Professor David Green CBE DL

    Vice Chancellor and Chief Executive, University of Worcester

  • Cheryl Watson

    VP Education, UK, TechnologyOne

  • Libby Sinclair

    President, Nottingham Trent Students’ Union

  • Bahram Bekhradnia

    Chair: HEPI President, and founder of the Student Academic Experience Survey back in 2006

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Comments

  • Jonathan Alltimes says:

    Why did you and the state not expect every provider to charge the maximum fee for every course and expand student numbers so rapidly?

    Competitive conditions:-
    1) Lifting the cap on student numbers;
    2) Changes to international student visas;
    3) Government prioritised subjects and the international student levy;
    4) Inflation;
    5) More intense international competition; and
    6) Tuition fees have devalued by at least 70% since the level was set in 2012, that is telling the higher education sector to stop expanding the rate of provision and if it does not do so then the state will stop you.
    Anything else?

    https://www.hepi.ac.uk/2023/07/12/despite-some-huge-changes-the-last-20-years-of-higher-education-policy-have-left-some-big-questions-unresolved/

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