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Last week on Wonkhe: From intimate staff-student relationships to the hidden scale of harassment, Jim Dickinson explores what OfS' new survey results release means for universities, and why systemic under-reporting risks masking a sector-wide crisis.

Last week on Wonkhe: Anna Bull explores the latest OfS findings on the prevalence of harassment and sexual misconduct — and why they they're only one piece of a puzzle on student safety.

Last week on Wonkhe: Yolana Pringle and Ben Tatler make the case that the REF pause should be the moment to build on the most substantial sector-wide collaboration ever undertaken on research environments

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This week on Wonkhe: Ahead of their session on the topic at this year's Festival of Higher Education, Claire Hamshire and Rachel Forsyth explore why trust is the bedrock of successful institutions

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This week on Wonkhe: Dilly Fung has been on assessment panels throughout the TEF’s history. She considers how proposed revisions will impact those making the judgements

This week on Wonkhe: This week on the podcast we examine the results of the Office for Students’ first sector-wide survey on sexual misconduct.

This week on Wonkhe: Anna Bull explores the latest OfS findings on the prevalence of harassment and sexual misconduct — and why they they're only one piece of a puzzle on student safety.

This week on Wonkhe: Postgraduates are often overlooked in belonging initiatives. Katy Burgess and Rachel Wilson outline some practical steps that could make a difference

This week on Wonkhe: With ever-increasing government scrutiny of international recruitment practice, the sector must demonstrate transparency. IDP chief executive Simon Emmet explains why they are being loud about it, and encourages others to do the same

This week on Wonkhe: The KEF dashboards are out and there is a trove of evidence about how universities make their places better and the economy stronger. James Coe asks whether it's time to better reward this work and fund knowledge exchange differently.

This week on Wonkhe: A change in the political weather doesn't make it less important to ensure your curriculum is for everyone. Ann Barnes and Keith D. Parry explain.

This week on Wonkhe: Strangulation is increasingly present in student sexual experiences – yet remains dangerously absent from university policies. Harriet Smailes calls for education, data, and open dialogue to close the gap.

This week on Wonkhe: Former Teaching Excellence Framework chair Chris Husbands and deputy chair Janice Kay unpick the Office for Students’ proposals for the future shape of the exercise

This week on Wonkhe: Universities run on heritage, tacit understandings and institutional memory. Kurt Barling explains why this means the sector must take control of how AI is designed and deployed

This week on Wonkhe: From intimate staff-student relationships to the hidden scale of harassment, Jim Dickinson explores what OfS' new survey results release means for universities, and why systemic under-reporting risks masking a sector-wide crisis.

This week on Wonkhe: Yolana Pringle and Ben Tatler make the case that the REF pause should be the moment to build on the most substantial sector-wide collaboration ever undertaken on research environments

This week on Wonkhe: Two overlapping non-disclosure regimes have come into play over the summer, William Downing explains what it means for institutions

This week on Wonkhe: Jim Dickinson argues that the Office for Students' new quality proposals sideline the very student voices they claim to champion — and risk undermining trust in higher education regulation

This week on Wonkhe: This week’s card from Hugh Jones’ postbag takes us from medieval Thuringia to Cambridge

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NEW on Wonkhe: Strangulation is increasingly present in student sexual experiences – yet remains dangerously absent from university policies. Harriet Smailes calls for education, data, and open dialogue to close the gap. buff.ly/hPqyyVm

NEW on Wonkhe: With ever-increasing government scrutiny of international recruitment practice, the sector must demonstrate transparency. IDP chief executive Simon Emmet explains why they are being loud about it, and encourages others to do the same buff.ly/xXu4kiL

NEW on Wonkhe: This week’s card from Hugh Jones’ postbag takes us from medieval Thuringia to Cambridge buff.ly/P4Q8Dao

NEW on Wonkhe: From intimate staff-student relationships to the hidden scale of harassment, Jim Dickinson explores what OfS' new survey results release means for universities, and why systemic under-reporting risks masking a sector-wide crisis. buff.ly/5jsmTsn

NEW on Wonkhe: Anna Bull explores the latest OfS findings on the prevalence of harassment and sexual misconduct — and why they they're only one piece of a puzzle on student safety. buff.ly/4TciHVA

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NEW on Wonkhe: Yolana Pringle and Ben Tatler make the case that the REF pause should be the moment to build on the most substantial sector-wide collaboration ever undertaken on research environments buff.ly/B53PxLd

NEW on Wonkhe: Two overlapping non-disclosure regimes have come into play over the summer, William Downing explains what it means for institutions buff.ly/fhIOru2

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NEW on Wonkhe: The KEF dashboards are out and there is a trove of evidence about how universities make their places better and the economy stronger. James Coe asks whether it's time to better reward this work and fund knowledge exchange differently. buff.ly/fXIyKZ0

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NEW on Wonkhe: Universities run on heritage, tacit understandings and institutional memory. Kurt Barling explains why this means the sector must take control of how AI is designed and deployed buff.ly/bVNqT4B

NEW on Wonkhe: A change in the political weather doesn't make it less important to ensure your curriculum is for everyone. Ann Barnes and Keith D. Parry explain. buff.ly/dXKso7a

NEW on Wonkhe: Quality assurance moves faster than the speed of regulation buff.ly/yCdMhdP

NEW on Wonkhe: Former Teaching Excellence Framework chair Chris Husbands and deputy chair Janice Kay unpick the Office for Students’ proposals for the future shape of the exercise buff.ly/pvnkkHx

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NEW on Wonkhe: Jim Dickinson argues that the Office for Students' new quality proposals sideline the very student voices they claim to champion — and risk undermining trust in higher education regulation buff.ly/Dfe6ApJ

NEW on Wonkhe: Dilly Fung has been on assessment panels throughout the TEF’s history. She considers how proposed revisions will impact those making the judgements buff.ly/Xq9ga9I

NEW on Wonkhe: While university mergers promise unification without disruption, Jim Dickinson examines a wealth of European evidence that warns otherwise – and argues that students must be true partners in shaping what comes next buff.ly/m0xM520

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NEW on Wonkhe: Brian Culleton spoke to staff across different universities about their experiences when Ofsted comes to call. The picture he found was one of teams lacking support from the wider institution buff.ly/CYXGEeJ