NEW on Wonkhe: Some reasonable adjustments may have just become academic misconduct buff.ly/oFzyAPG

NEW on Wonkhe: Ben Tatler and Neil Jacobs believe REF should be central to solving the collective action problems around openness, transparency, and accountability in research. buff.ly/F0zitRY

NEW on Wonkhe: Despite new OfS requirements, universities remain reluctant to fully ban staff-student relationships. Jim Dickinson investigates the gaps between policy, practice, and what students really want buff.ly/cZDICtN

NEW on Wonkhe: This week’s card from Hugh Jones’ postbag explores another political college buff.ly/UBLth9k

NEW on Wonkhe: How do students who are registered at one provider and taught elsewhere get on? And what combinations of the two do best? David Kernohan introduces a long-awaited OfS dataset buff.ly/qcTCvW0

NEW on Wonkhe: Universities Wales election manifesto buff.ly/9YyQVvQ

NEW on Wonkhe: The graduate jobs market is experiencing a decline – but it’s a less severe and more nuanced outlook than some headlines suggest, explains Claire Tyler buff.ly/tMBR3nH

NEW on Wonkhe: For students to build AI literacy, higher education institutions have to weave AI throughout curricula and practice, argues Alastair Robertson buff.ly/h5AGKxB

NEW on Wonkhe: As new insight from OfS reveals improving outcomes and worsening experience for disabled students, Jim Dickinson asks whether higher education regulation is fundamentally flawed in its design and focus buff.ly/0DVPLSS

NEW on Wonkhe: As a white paper on the future of post-16 education is expected imminently, Matthew Howling and Poppy Short make the case for the appointment of an HE Commissioner to facilitate mergers and other forms of radical collaboration buff.ly/5j4dRqw

NEW on Wonkhe: OfS doesn’t seem to be able to enforce its own rules buff.ly/CUr8qqX

NEW on Wonkhe: UUK acts on domestic agents. A bit buff.ly/2CM0l57

NEW on Wonkhe: One of the problems the forthcoming white paper will try to solve is fragmentation in post-16 provision. Debbie McVitty reflects on what makes systems work buff.ly/hJ5wrse

NEW on Wonkhe: There's been enough hints about the content of the white paper - for David Kernohan what is still missing is a narrative buff.ly/dWSQLIR

Last week on Wonkhe: Struggling to put your provider's access and participation performance in context? David Kernohan has your back

Last week on Wonkhe: This week on the podcast as pro-Palestinian student protests mark the anniversary of October 7, an intervention from Keir Starmer sparks a national debate on campus safety, antisemitism, and free speech.

Last week on Wonkhe: The arguments against an international student fee levy have floundered. Michael Salmon is more worried about what it looks like in a decade’s time

Last week on Wonkhe: Elsewhere in the world HE institutions jointly buy technology platforms – could the same happen here? Debbie McVitty explores the case for join-up on digital assessment

Last week on Wonkhe: The government sees “huge opportunity” for universities to get stuck into transnational education. Michael Salmon unpicks the policy context

Last week on Wonkhe: For Leanne Timpson, asking questions of students – even if it is uncomfortable – is a catalyst for student inquiry and deeper learning

Last week on Wonkhe: What does the sector look like in 2025, in terms of the chances that groups of students can get in or get on? David Kernohan paints a picture using the latest OfS data

Last week on Wonkhe: After the big policy announcement comes the detail on implementation. David Kernohan runs through the options for targeted grants and an international fee levy

Last week on Wonkhe: Lizzie Gadd makes the case for embracing People, Culture and Environment and sets out why reverting to REF 2021 would be a mistake

Last week on Wonkhe: What looks like efficiency in UK higher education often masks systemic injustice. Jim Dickinson explores how policies around reassessment quietly entrench inequality

Last week on Wonkhe: This week’s card from Hugh Jones’ postbag takes us to Paris

This week on Wonkhe: Struggling to put your provider's access and participation performance in context? David Kernohan has your back

This week on Wonkhe: What does the sector look like in 2025, in terms of the chances that groups of students can get in or get on? David Kernohan paints a picture using the latest OfS data

This week on Wonkhe: After the big policy announcement comes the detail on implementation. David Kernohan runs through the options for targeted grants and an international fee levy

This week on Wonkhe: This week’s card from Hugh Jones’ postbag takes us to Paris

This week on Wonkhe: This week on the podcast as pro-Palestinian student protests mark the anniversary of October 7, an intervention from Keir Starmer sparks a national debate on campus safety, antisemitism, and free speech.

This week on Wonkhe: The arguments against an international student fee levy have floundered. Michael Salmon is more worried about what it looks like in a decade’s time

This week on Wonkhe: Lizzie Gadd makes the case for embracing People, Culture and Environment and sets out why reverting to REF 2021 would be a mistake

This week on Wonkhe: The government sees “huge opportunity” for universities to get stuck into transnational education. Michael Salmon unpicks the policy context

This week on Wonkhe: What looks like efficiency in UK higher education often masks systemic injustice. Jim Dickinson explores how policies around reassessment quietly entrench inequality

This week on Wonkhe: Elsewhere in the world HE institutions jointly buy technology platforms – could the same happen here? Debbie McVitty explores the case for join-up on digital assessment

This week on Wonkhe: For Leanne Timpson, asking questions of students – even if it is uncomfortable – is a catalyst for student inquiry and deeper learning

NEW on Wonkhe: FE-HE collaboration needs to be more than pointing both sectors at the same diminishing funding pot bit.ly/3W0lak8

NEW on Wonkhe: Struggling to put your provider's access and participation performance in context? David Kernohan has your back buff.ly/Lsy3r73

NEW on Wonkhe: What does the sector look like in 2025, in terms of the chances that groups of students can get in or get on? David Kernohan paints a picture using the latest OfS data buff.ly/qqb8LRC

NEW on Wonkhe: What looks like efficiency in UK higher education often masks systemic injustice. Jim Dickinson explores how policies around reassessment quietly entrench inequality buff.ly/89mzFbe

NEW on Wonkhe: This week’s card from Hugh Jones’ postbag takes us to Paris buff.ly/u3WyizF

NEW on Wonkhe: The othering of students is getting worse bit.ly/3KAOL1b

NEW on Wonkhe: The government sees “huge opportunity” for universities to get stuck into transnational education. Michael Salmon unpicks the policy context buff.ly/0hSkM7h

NEW on Wonkhe: Awaab’s law is coming. But not for students in halls bit.ly/4nIrWav

NEW on Wonkhe: For Leanne Timpson, asking questions of students – even if it is uncomfortable – is a catalyst for student inquiry and deeper learning buff.ly/ZQUYQUh

NEW on Wonkhe: Conservatives have a poor quality higher education policy bit.ly/42vwqIZ

NEW on Wonkhe: So this is what devolved research funding looks like bit.ly/3WrLjs5

NEW on Wonkhe: What’s the progress of the immigration white paper proposals? bit.ly/48et0On

NEW on Wonkhe: Lizzie Gadd makes the case for embracing People, Culture and Environment and sets out why reverting to REF 2021 would be a mistake buff.ly/jRgokH1

NEW on Wonkhe: The Secretary of State de-designated courses delivered by Oxford Business College through franchise agreements, but a court found that her decision contravened essential requirements of procedural fairness. David Kernohan asks what we can learn from this buff.ly/xq7xAl0