The purpose of this analysis is to provide a framework for thinking about the purpose of third stream funding, to help generate debate and to reach a clarity of understanding, both about the short and the longer term.
Higher Education and the Market: protecting quality and diversity in a market driven system. Paper presented by Roger Brown at the HEPI “Governance of Higher Education in a Market Environment” seminar held on 13 December 2005 at the House of Commons.
Paper presented by Richard Lambert at the HEPI “Governance of Higher Education in a Market Environment” seminar held on 13 December 2005 at the House of Commons.
Professor Steven Schwartz’s PowerPoint presentation from the Reform of Higher Education Applications and Admissions conference held on 7 December 2005.
Anthony McClaran’s PowerPoint presentation from the Reform of Higher Education Applications and Admissions conference held on 7 December 2005.
Sir Alan Wilson’s PowerPoint presentation from the Reform of Higher Education Applications and Admissions conference held on 7 December 2005.
Paper presented to a HEPI seminar at the House of Commons, 30 November 2005.
The purpose of this report is to provide a framework for thinking about the purpose of third stream funding, to help generate debate and to reach a clarity of understanding, both about the short and the longer term. The author presented this paper to a HEPI seminar at the House…
Two hundred years after the great nineteenth century expansion of higher education, is the current university structure still appropriate? Should there be a radical review of the nature and purpose of our universities? Lord Broers sets out his vision of University Courses For Tomorrow. The BBC kindly agreed to record…
This report uses data collected by the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) from Higher Education Institutions to investigate the education and training of medical and health professionals in the UK’s universities and colleges, and the relationship between the NHS and the higher education system. Whilst these data cannot provide a…