Writing for Wonkhe’s series on wicked problems facing the HE sector, UA CEO, Vanessa Wilson, examined the issues around defining value when it comes to higher education.
Vanessa said “narrow definitions of value based on salary potential could risk discounting the immense social and cultural value that the many teachers, artists, nurses, and others bring. I would argue that this is wrong.”
“As a sector, we must come together to make our case compellingly and collectively, to make a more proactive effort to develop a holistic measure of value in partnership with students, employers, communities and society as a whole.”
UA Director of Policy Susanna Kalitowski responds to the OfS' latest published proposals for the final version of the new quality assessment system and Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF).
Vanessa Wilson has responded to the Prime Minister's announcement at the Innovation Nation Summit of £1 billion in UKRI funding for regional innovation over the next four years
Today (Monday 28 September), at the Labour Party Conference, the Creative Education Coalition is publishing a new Creative Education Manifesto, calling on the government to place creative education at the heart…
