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…Today’s survey provides important and timely analysis of students’ priorities and experiences. While many of the findings are encouraging, the overall picture is complex. Discrepancies, for example between different disciplines, ethnic groups and between students living at home and independently, will need to be looked at in detail, taken seriously and addressed. “As the implementation of the government’s white paper proceeds, these findings will…

…Executive, University Alliance Dr Faye Taylor, Policy & projects manager (research, business & innovation), University Alliance Phil Richards, Chief Innovation Officer, JISC Conrad Bird, Director of the GREAT Britain campaign, Prime Minister’s Office & Cabinet Office Communications Sarah Howls, Head of Student Opportunity, HEFCE Prof Koen Lamberts, Chair, N8 Research Partnership and Vice-Chancellor, University of York You can find the latest agend…

…ht together a number of case studies which reveal how our universities are playing an essential role in supporting people and communities to succeed.  …

…preparation for adult life and are more likely to vote for politicians who understand this. “Nevertheless there are many adults, already in the workplace or seeking to re-join it, who want to continue learning. Some may have failed at, or been failed by, education the first time round. Others may have done brilliantly but ended up in sunset industries. As the recent budget document noted, “as working lives lengthen and jobs change, adults will nee…

…from widening participation backgrounds and ensuring they achieve good outcomes once they arrive. “But we cannot and must not rest on our laurels, and as this report shows, there is a risk that unless progress accelerates, the Prime Minister’s ambitious targets will be missed. More needs to be done right across the sector to identify potential and talent wherever it exists, so that intakes reflect the whole community. A helpful first step would b…

…osystem in an advisory role to Research UK when it is formed. Environment and impact should be assessed at Panel level within the REF so that challenge-based and interdisciplinary research are fully captured. Consultation should take place with the research community on establishing common currencies and units to measure impact. The REF must retain a selective staff approach to avoid contractual changes which would be to the detriment of the UK re…

…within our institutions continues to make a real-world difference for businesses, particularly SMEs, in driving productivity gains. “We also welcome the decision to maintain support for high-cost subjects, although within this budget it is crucial that adequate provision is made for student nurses, midwives and allied health professionals in light of the changes the government has made in this area. “There are real concerns that halving Student Op…

…Wonkhe’s round-up of responses following the CSR 2015 includes a look at what the higher education sector is saying. The announcement on that the science budget is being protected has largely been welcomed, although with hints that some are far from satisfied that it is enough, but the squeeze on the Student Opportunity Fund has “disappointed” multiple sector leaders. Our response was also included in the piece….

…moves on part-time and postgraduate students in the THE article. However she added, “Given the vital role of Student Opportunity Funding, ministers must ensure that the cuts announced today do not undermine the Prime Minister’s ambitious goal of doubling the proportion of disadvantaged young people entering higher education by 2020.” Read our full response here.  …