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With new regulation pending for addressing sexual harassment, how can staff be supported through the challenges and the opportunities?
Cynthia Ellis, Co-founder of The Consent Collective discusses how HEIs can prepare for potential changes in regulation of sexual harassment.
International Students – Pros and Cons
The second in a two part series, Karen Stephenson, University Secretary at Birmingham City University, continues her exploration of the issues around international student recruitment.
Who needs a Plan?
Universities haven’t always had a happy relationship with planning. Richard Calvert and Libby Wilson from Sheffield Hallam University ask whether it’s time for a re-set, and what we might need to do if we want to rehabilitate the humble “plan”.
Why are politics, policy and university admissions so intertwined?
With A-level results day approaching, Alistair Jarvis, Pro Vice-Chancellor Partnerships and Governance, University of London, discusses the connection between politics, policy and admissions.
The higher education funding crisis
Matthew Andrews, Pro Vice-Chancellor Governance and Student Affairs, University of Gloucestershire, questions the government’s assertion that there is no funding crisis in HE.
International Students: Visas and the political, economic and legal triangle
The first in a two part series, Karen Stephenson, University Secretary at Birmingham City University, looks into regulations pertaining to international students in the UK.
Let’s do university strategy better
Ben Vulliamy, Chief Executive at the University of York Students' Union, argues the benefits of utilising students to help develop a meaningful university strategy.
Europe: an international perspective
Hugh Martin, Registrar and Chief Administrative Officer at the British University in Dubai, shares his reflections from a recent Senior University Leadership Executive-Level Roundtable hosted by the University of Helsinki.