This is a time of horror, a time of insurrection and a time of wonder. The Coronavirus continues to be a horror, but the crisis has provided a time of wonder with multiple examples of management improvement and innovation in services, supply chains Read this article in full on The Education Studio
Professor Sir Steve Smith provides the first strategic reflections on the upheaval universities face caused by the COVID-19 crisis. He says the UK university sector was now “looking over the edge into a very significant financial abyss………. uncertain where the bottom Read this article in full on The Education Studio
“Undermining the high levels of credibility and public confidence”. These are strong words from Office for Students (OfS) chair Sir Michael Barber in his annual report in December last year. Student recruitment and admissions in England are under the spotlight. Not Read this article in full on The Education Studio
In the present climate, prudent HEI administrators realise the importance of preparing robust responses to financial stress. Here, Glynne Stanfield of Eversheds Sutherland gives the top five things you need to know to plan for success. 1. Know your legal standing “You’ve Read this article in full on The Education Studio
The 4th annual Festival of Higher Education at the University of Buckingham takes place on Wednesday 26th and Thursday 27th June 2019. This event brings together the leading minds from the education sector to dissect the major issues facing HE. Join Read this article in full on The Education Studio
The Video Box Set of the Festival of Higher Education 2019 is now available to watch on demand. The 4th annual Festival of Higher Education at the University of Buckingham took place on Wednesday 26th and Thursday 27th June 2019. This event Read this article in full on The Education Studio
A risk to one is a risk to all What follows is statement from a Secretary of State “The University will be dissolved, with each of its campuses taken over by a neighbouring university. These mergers are subject to approval from the Read this article in full on The Education Studio
Alternative forms of secondary education are becoming increasingly popular. In 2016, 48,000 pupils in England were educated outside the mainstream system. One of the most recent developments in alternative higher and further education has been the growth of online learning. Read this article in full on The Education Studio
It is a measure of quite how far the mighty have fallen that UK Universities may consider learning some lessons from the Catholic Church in how to deal with a crisis. This is now becoming a serious reputational risk. The pursuit and Read this article in full on The Education Studio
These could be PhD thesis topics in Geology or Hydrology but are, in fact, business questions vice chancellors have been wrestling with for years. With A level results in the UK out on the 17th August some might be about Read this article in full on The Education Studio