Wonkhe: No one left behind: slowing down and speeding up HE
Published on October 19, 2016
Daisy Hooper, Senior Policy & Programmes Manager, has written a blog for Wonkhe on social mobility. She argues:
‘If Britain can only succeed as a knowledge economy, we need the majority of the population to be educated to higher levels. This will not be achieved in an education system where opportunities to study at a higher level are restricted for the few. Social mobility should mean helping everyone to achieve their potential.’
In our latest ‘Innovators’ blog, Yanina Aubrey-Gimenez writes about how the University of Hertfordshire is providing dedicated (and multi-faceted) support to businesses and entrepreneurs. “Starting and scaling up innovation can…
This briefing examines the drivers behind growth in the number of international students studying at Alliance universities in recent years, and the decline we have seen in 2024.
Today (21 March), The Sutton Trust released their latest report ‘Reforming Student Maintenance’. The report features modelling from London Economics and recommends: the reintroduction of maintenance grants; for wider eligibility…