The view from the DfE For the first time since he was appointed, the Minster for Skills, further and Higher… Read more »
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Conversation article: Weston-super-Mare’s ‘See Monster’ – the good and the bad of pop-up attractions
Dr Tim Gale writes for The Conversation about pop-up attractions and the role they can play in driving visitors… Weston-super-Mare’s… Read more »
Conversation article: Cameroon’s exploding lakes – deadly gas release could lead to another tragedy
Dr Henry Ngenyam Bang writes for The Conversation about the potential dangers associated with crater lakes located in a region… Read more »
He policy update for the w/e 10th March 2022
A bit of a catch up on a range of issues this week after an education focus in our last… Read more »
HE policy update for the w/e 14th February 2022
Hi all, Parliament are in recess but there is plenty going on. We start with last week’s reshuffle and research,… Read more »
HE policy update for the w/e 28th January 2022
The big news this weekend was the quiet announcement of at least part of the government’s response to the Augar… Read more »
HE policy update for the w/e 12th November 2021
Here’s our round up of the news from the last couple of weeks. Parliamentary News David Thomas, a co-founder of… Read more »
Bidding for external research funds?
The good news is that a lot of BU’s academics are bidding for external research funding. Our numbers of bids… Read more »
HE policy update for the w/e 18th June 2021
We’re still in the mid-June lull before the July storm we mentioned last week, however, the Skills and Post-16 Bill… Read more »
HE policy update for the w/e 28th May 2021
Last week was busy week, so there’s a lot to report. There were more ominous rumblings about the future, but… Read more »
HE Policy Update w/e 30 April 2021
Parliament has prorogued at close of business on Thursday, returning for the State Opening of Parliament on Tuesday 11 May…. Read more »
HE Policy update for the w/e 23rd April 2021
It’s been a while since we were in touch – and it was an epic Easter with the news and… Read more »
HE policy update for the w/e 11th March 2021
Another quieter week on the mainstream HE policy front, fear not we have plenty of relevant news for you to… Read more »
HE Policy Update for the w/e 25th February 2021
Free Speech is a big topic for the Government as they move towards legislation to address concerns about non-compliance in… Read more »
HE Policy Update for the w/e 28th January 2021
The media and sector are still digesting last week’s policy onslaught. You can read more in last week’s BU policy… Read more »
HE Policy Update for the w/e 10th December 2020
We’re awash with experimental statistics this week! So far it looks as though Covid hasn’t resulted in mass (early) drop… Read more »
HE Policy Update for the w/e 3rd December 2020
The Government has announced the requirements for universities to prepare plans for students to return to campus safely in January,… Read more »
HE Policy Update for the w/e 20th November 2020
w/e 20 November 2020 This week has been all about Government intervention in HE. The news has been non-stop so… Read more »
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