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Meet the shortlist of the Dr Jonathan Nicholls Memorial Essay Prize Competition
With the winner of the Essay Prize Competition to be announced in June, meet our short-listed essayists in their own words.
Are we ready for the million?
Jilly Court, Chief Operating Officer, Goldsmiths, University of London, explores the growth forecast for HEIs and how this may impact budgets.
Preparing the Board for the unthinkable
Paul Bogle, Secretary & Clerk at Anglia Ruskin University, provides some insights and reflections on preparing a Board for tackling allegations of senior staff misconduct following a recent away day exercise.
Office of the Independent Adjudicator: Who’s Complaining and Why?
With student complaints rising, Karen Stephenson, University Secretary, Birmingham City University, breaks down the latest findings from OIA.
Book Review: Universities Under Fire: Hostile Discourses and Integrity Deficits in Higher Education
From identifying and analysing issues to offering ways to improve situations in HEIs, Ester Ruskuc, Vice-Principal (Strategy, Policy and Planning) at University of St Andrews, reviews ‘Universities Under Fire...' by Professor Steven Jones.
Unlocking the talent box – how we can secure a more sustainable future for our professional services
Richard Calvert, Deputy Vice-Chancellor at Sheffield Hallam University, argues that we are failing to keep pace with a fast-changing talent landscape, and that the solutions lie as much with professional service leaders as they do with our HR specialists.
So you’ve developed a strategy….
Vikki Goddard, Consulting Fellow at Halpin Partnership discusses the importance of strategy in an organisation and how to make it work.
Six reflections on what a Labour government may mean for Higher Education
With the latest opinion polls showing a Labour lead, Alistair Jarvis CBE, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Partnerships and Governance) at University of London discusses what a potential Labour government may look like for HE.