Posted by Ben Vulliamy on 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
Posted by Hugh Martin on 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.
Reflections of an International University Registrar
Posted by Dave Dowland on After an extensive career working in HEIs in England, Dave Dowland, University Registrar at Brac University, shares his most recent experience working at a university in Bangladesh.
Book Review: Preventing and Responding to Student Suicide: A Practical Guide for FE and HE Settings
Posted by Helen Galbraith on Helen Galbraith, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Student Experience) at the University of Chester, reviews and highlights four key areas from ‘Preventing and Responding to Student Suicide’.
The Rule of Law
Posted by Gary Attle on With the Freedom of Speech Bill having now received Royal Assent, Gary Attle, Partner at Mills & Reeve analyses what the new legislation means for HEIs and students.
Five simple ways to involve students in university governance and decision making with impact
Posted by Ben Vulliamy on Encourage and trust students to take part in decision making. Ben Vulliamy, Chief Executive at University of York Students' Union, lists the impact students can make on university governance.
Meet the shortlist of the Dr Jonathan Nicholls Memorial Essay Prize Competition
Posted by AHUA Office on 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?
Posted by Jilly Court on 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
Posted by Paul Bogle on 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?
Posted by Karen Stephenson on With student complaints rising, Karen Stephenson, University Secretary, Birmingham City University, breaks down the latest findings from OIA.