Degree Apprenticeships > Posted by Professor Malcolm Press On 28 April 2017 The introduction of the Apprenticeship Levy on 6 April has… Breaking through the glass ceiling> Posted by Baroness Tyler of Enfield On 2 March 2017 Too often, success in accessing our top professions is dow… Notes from a small island: UK higher education policy and the TEF> Posted by Professor Mark E Smith On 24 February 2017 Last November I gave a brief overview to Australian observ… Brexit and next steps for the university sector> Posted by Professor Paul O'Prey On 17 November 2016 I recently spoke on universities and Brexit at a meetin… A different route to degree level skills> Posted by Sarah Tudor On 18 March 2016 Interest in higher and degree apprenticeships has been gro… BME students and social mobility> Posted by Niaomi Collett On 10 March 2016 The recent prime-ministerial BME 2020 goal seeks to increa… International comparisons of funding> Posted by Andreas Schleicher On 1 February 2016 Skills have become the currency of 21st century economies… Stamping out sexual harassment and 'lad culture' > Posted by Professor David Richardson On 16 December 2015 Increasing anxiety by students about harassment on univers… Why research and teaching need to be reintegrated as well as rebalanced> Posted by Dr Steven Jones, Manchester Institute of Education On 1 December 2015 Among the stronger arguments made in the government’s Gr… EU referendum: It's the UK's young people who will be most affected by a Brexit, and that's why the vote should be extended to 16 and 17-year-olds> Posted by Neil Carmichael MP On 9 November 2015 The government’s commitment to a referendum on our membe…
