A slightly quieter week in HE policy, dominated by the release of the latest NSS data, which if course has… Read more »
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HE policy update for the w/e 31st May 2019
We’re going early again this week as we have a big focus on this week’s big report, and we’re sure… Read more »
HE Policy Update for the w/e 17th May 2019 (a bit early)
This week’s policy update is an early (almost) mid-week treat. There will be a bumper edition next week. The Minister… Read more »
HE policy update for the w/e 3rd May 2019
Did you know you can access previous editions of the policy update online here? You can also find them on… Read more »
Update on Brexit preparations
The UK Government has produced a number of technical notices and provided details of the governmental Departments responsible for specific sectors… Read more »
HE Policy Update for the w/e 1st February 2019
This week we bring you the latest on unconditional offers, Parliament give the nod to accelerated degree funding, the wonk-press… Read more »
HE policy update for the w/e 30th November 2018
Lots of news this week – and some negative headlines as a result. TEF update Have you been following the… Read more »
HE Policy update for the w/e 23rd November 2018
Considering we were late and included much of Monday’s news in the last update, this is a bumper update for… Read more »
HE policy update for the w/e 9th November 2018
Two major reports out this week covering value for money and international students plus all the excitement and intense debate… Read more »
HE Policy Update for w/e 26 October 2018
To read the policy update in full with the infographics click here or continue to read below without the infographics for… Read more »
Procedures for late submission of external research and KE applications
The procedures for late submissions of external research and knowledge exchange applications has been updated to provide greater clarification. The updated… Read more »
HE Policy update for the w/e 14th September 2018
Parliament rose for the party conference recess on Thursday so we can look forward to some inter-party challenging debate over… Read more »
To Catch A Predatory Publisher
Guest post by billsullivan ORCID: 0000-0003-1823-8642 I often wonder if other scientists wake up every morning to delete a deluge of… Read more »
HE Policy Update – w/e 17 August 2018
To read the policy update in full with all the accompanying charts please click here, or continue reading below for… Read more »
HE Policy Update for the w/e 4th May 2018
A bumper policy update for you packed full of political changes and arguments, and BU gets a mention in the… Read more »
HE Policy update for the w/e 2nd February 2018
Fees, funding and the HE review Sam Gyimah responded to a parliamentary question quashing the notion that UK students might… Read more »
HE policy update for the w/e 12th January 2018
Cabinet Reshuffle Out with the old and in with the new…the cabinet reshuffle this week brings changes for HE. Goodbye… Read more »
HE policy update for the w/e 24th November 2017
Industrial Strategy A little bit late this week, but that gave us the opportunity to include a reference to the… Read more »
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