
Every week the Wonkhe team and guests from across higher education dissect the week's big policy developments, and we also feature views from around the sector.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 302 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationGovernment | |||

This week on the podcast we talk a turbulent week in Westminster, as Labour’s poor performance in the national and regional elections intensifies pressure on Keir Starmer, and the King’s Speech leaves higher education waiting for a legislative vehicl... more
This week on the podcast the government turns up the heat on universities over antisemitism – but with enforcement details still to come, what does Keir Starmer's zero-tolerance pledge actually mean in practice?
Plus, a new Institute of Student Emp... more
This week on the podcast as voters in Scotland and Wales head to the polls on 7 May, what do the manifestos mean for higher education? North of the border all parties bar Reform have committed to protect free undergraduate tuition, and much of the bi... more
This week on the podcast John Blake, Director at the Post-18 Project has published his first paper arguing that English higher education's crisis stems from thirty years of policy failure – and that the only real fix is a major, multi-year review to ... more
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Really useful podcast covering policy developments in my industry, but the host needs to slow down, he speaks almost incomprehensibly fast.
It is so easy to keep up with what’s going on in HE with this across-the-board, unbiased, insightful reporting.
This is an interesting and informative podcast however the production really lets it down. Volume levels are all over the shop and the background music is usually way too loud leaving it unpleasant to listen to. Hopefully this can be sorted!
The production of this series is significantly better than the first. Sharp, snappy and an essential listen for anyone involved in higher education.
Great concise overview of the week.
Fun tone, great host.
More please!
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The content focuses on significant policy developments in higher education, providing listeners with insights from various sectors within the academic landscape. Episodes discuss pressing issues such as student finance, governance, free speech, and the impact of external political factors on universities. The conversations typically include expert guests from higher education institutions and related fields, ensuring a diverse array of perspectives on current events in the academic community. This combination of analysis and diverse viewpoints likely makes the series particularly relevant for professionals in education, policy development, and academia wishing to stay informed on the latest trends and challenges.
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