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29th April, 2025
Partnership for Students: How Sustainable Campus Development can Save Time and Money
University infrastructure partners UPP discuss how strategic partnerships can help…

25th April, 2025
The Lifelong Learning Entitlement (LLE)
The Lifelong Learning Entitlement (LLE) is coming in 2026, offering…

24th April, 2025
Leading Positive Technological Change in Higher Education
Pete Moss, Director at Ellucian, discusses how smart tech upgrades…

22nd April, 2025
Transformation Sceptics Anonymous
The Transformation Conversation: A quick round-up of AHUA member thoughts…

18th April, 2025
Navigating Uncertainty: Strategic Actions for the Future of Higher Education
Simon Lancaster, Principle Consultant and Abby Nduva, Director at Nous…

17th April, 2025
AHUA 2025 Post Conference Round-Up: Leading in Difficult Times
Ben Vulliamy, Executive Director at AHUA reflects on the AHUA…

11th April, 2025
Why organisational change efforts fail (and how to make yours succeed)
Global consultancy firm EAB explore why organisational change often fails…

9th April, 2025
Book Review: Surviving and Thriving in Higher Education Professional Services – A Guide to Success
Helen Galbraith, Senior Pro Vice-Chancellor and Chief Operating Officer at…

2nd April, 2025
Universities and the Employment Rights Bill: how the proposed changes to employment law may impact the Higher Education sector
Universities, prepare: Alexandria Davis, an Associate at Shakespeare Martineau breaks…

26th February, 2025
The Importance of Compassionate Communication in University Services
Pete Quinn, Diversity and Inclusion Consultant, Trainer, Coach & Mentor…

18th February, 2025
Thought of the fortnight: ‘What approaches have you used for governance reviews that have worked well?’
Number 8 in a series of blogs composed from a…

4th February, 2025
Good governance – what could the Office for Students’ ‘conversation with the sector’ on governance usefully explore?
Alistair Jarvis, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Partnerships and Governance), University of London…