HEPI is delighted to invite you to a HEPI webinar on ‘What is the future of student fees and funding?’ on Thursday 28 January 2021 from 11am to 12.15pm Confirmed speakers currently include: Alan Roff, author of the upcoming HEPI report Student Finance in England 2012-2020: From fiscal illusion to[…]
Read More »HEPI and the European Universities Consortium are delighted to invite you to a webinar on ‘Should more UK students consider higher education in Europe?’, to be held online on Monday 7 December 2020, between 10am – 11am. Join the panel discussion with university speakers from Ireland, Austria, Spain, Italy, Switzerland[…]
Read More »Dear Colleague HEPI, in conjunction with London Metropolitan University, is delighted to invite you to a webinar ‘How can universities support their local communities during the Coronavirus pandemic?’, on Tuesday 10 November at 12pm-1pm. This free one hour webinar, bringing together leading voices and insight from universities and local government,[…]
Read More »HEPI, with support from Lloyds Bank, is delighted to invite you to a webinar on ‘The long-term impact of COVID-19 on the higher education sector’ on Wednesday 4 November between 11am – 12.15pm The events of 2020 have meant higher education institutions and policymakers have needed to focus on the[…]
Read More »HEPI, in conjunction with Elsevier, is delighted to invite you to a webinar on ‘The Research Landscape’, on Tuesday 20 October at 9.45am to 12pm This free half-day webinar, which includes a keynote address from Amanda Solloway, the Minister for Science, Research and Innovation, will focus on the research landscape[…]
Read More »Nick Hillman, Director of HEPI has sent the following invitation to NCUP members and asks that we circulate this to colleagues ‘How do we improve access and participation in higher education in an age of COVID-19?’ on Wednesday 30 September at 2.30pm to 3.45pm COVID-19 is having a radical impact[…]
Read More »The webinar will last for approximately 30 minutes and will explore the findings from the forthcoming HEPI Policy Note ‘Open for business? Students’ views on entering the labour market’, which will be published on Tuesday 28 April. This results of a survey of over 1,000 full-time undergraduate students on starting[…]
Read More »This year’s AGM was held on 21 February at the Gordon Museum of Pathology, Guy’s Campus, Kings College, London, and featured a lecture by Professor Stephen Barber, titled: ‘What happens after Brexit?’ Stephen Barber is Professor of Global Affairs and Assistant Dean for Programmes, Business and Management, Regents University, London[…]
Read More »The University Sector: Criticisms and Remedies This event has now been cancelled until further notice. Further information will be provided in due course. “The University sector has suffered its share of criticism in recent months. Charges of elitism, failure to prepare students for the world of work, too much emphasis[…]
Read More »What Happens Now ‘Brexit is Done’? “Now that the withdrawal bill has passed and the UK is leaving the EU, it must face up to the fundamental contradictions presented by Brexit. Universities must navigate the confusion. For Britain, this is about addressing, on the one hand, the rejection of globalisation[…]
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