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Eight minutes to choose a degree course
A report on the use made of Unistats HEFCE has published an evaluation of the Unistats website after its first period of operation. It suggests that the huge demands made of institutions in providing… more →
Registrarism
Quantity and quality
wrote 13 hours ago: I’ve been away from home for most of the working week at the excellent ‘Television for W … more →
Eight minutes to choose a degree course
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wrote 5 days ago: A report on the use made of Unistats HEFCE has published an evaluation of the Unistats website after … more →
Reducing burden, or just moving it about a bit?
wrote 2 weeks ago: Something that’s not going to affect many people out there in the real world, but still, a ste … more →
Counting for the REF
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wrote 4 weeks ago: It’s a lovely day in Brighton and I’m once again on campus for an Admissions Event at Su … more →
ANOTHER PLANET?
wrote 1 month ago: Petrol sales in the UK have plummeted in the last five years, according to official figures. In 200 … more →
Five million pounds for university sustainability projects
wrote 1 month ago: A FIVE million pound ‘Green Fund’ will put students in charge of sustainability initiatives for thei … more →
Trend Controls optimises energy savings for the Brunei Gallery at SOAS, University of London.
wrote 1 month ago: When SOAS, University of London resolved to lower carbon emissions and save money on its prestigious … more →
University response to HEFCE consultation on open access and the REF post 2014
wrote 1 month ago: The university has responded to HEFCE’s first consultation on open access and research assessm … more →
Degree course classification impacts financial support
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wrote 1 month ago: A new approach to classifying degree courses sets to see financial support for courses change. Highe … more →
University spending to be tracked
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wrote 2 months ago: Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) formed a review into the ways universities and … more →
Exchanging ways to deliver greater efficiency
wrote 2 months ago: What are your thoughts on the ‘efficiency agenda’? Lots of hype? Dull stuff about procur … more →
University fees, a fall in part-time applicants and fears for the future...
wrote 2 months ago: Today sees the publication of a brand new report on the impact of university fees. So, who better to … more →
Thoughts on the IHR Finch Report Colloquium
wrote 2 months ago: Here are my belated thoughts on the IHR’s open access colloquium. There was a great deal of va … more →
RCUK Policy on Open Access – composite guidance
wrote 2 months ago: This blog post was written by James Lush, the Biochemical Society’s Policy Manager Research Councils … more →
HEFCE consultation on open access and submissions to the REF post 2014
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wrote 2 months ago: In July 2012 HEFCE announced that it would would consult with the HE sector on how to ensure the wid … more →
Critical Masses
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wrote 3 months ago: One of the interesting bits of news floating around academia at the moment is the announcement that … more →
REF moves the goalposts (again)
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wrote 4 months ago: The topic of the dreaded 2014 Research Excellence Framework came up quite a few times in quite a few … more →
Higher education funding letters: another bundle of joy
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wrote 4 months ago: On government HE funding letters The Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills has writ … more →
Higher education outreach to widen participation: toolkits for practitioners
wrote 5 months ago: We have been working on a series of toolkits for HE widening participation practitioners and they ar … more →
