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Weekend Reading: Rethinking the Cost of Higher Education – A Lecture Revisited

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More than eleven years later, we revisit his lecture to consider what lessons it holds for today’s higher education sector. John Denham, March 2025 RSA Lecture The Cost of Higher Education Good evening. But if I dont challenge at least some current assumptions about how we fund and deliver higher education I shall have failed.

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Abolish GCSEs, put people’s IQs on their credit cards and ban the Harvard Women’s Rugby Team? What we were reading about education in 2024

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Nick Hillman, HEPIs Director, takes a look at three thought-provoking books covering education that were published this year. Meanwhile, Russia and China continue with smartist policies, strengthening their power. Words like dumb and stupid and dopey are banned.

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Hits and misses in Budget 2024 for India’s education sector

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lakh crore (over $17 billion) for education, employment and skill sectors, internships with stipends worth INR 5,000 in top companies, to promising education loans upto INR 10 lakhs ($11,949), the central government is eyeing a funding boost for the education space. From announcing INR 1.48 That said, again execution matters.

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The Bombay Club 2.0: How valid are misgivings about branch campuses?

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Just five years on from the New Education Policy (NEP) announcement , the rapid proliferation of global university brands in India is ramping up. But will these new entrants improve Indian higher education? This is not colonialism through education; this is an era of global alliance.

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What were we reading about higher education in 2024?

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As 2024 draws to a close, Josh Freeman, Policy Manager, and the HEPI team look back on a remarkable year in higher education policy. Today, we gaze over quite a different policy landscape from the one I wrote about this time last year. Students views on generative AI in higher education.

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Why higher education should care about child poverty, and how to address it

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This HEPI blog was kindly authored by Dr Omar Khan , CEO at TASO , Transforming Access and Student Outcomes in Higher Education. Impact on future students Second, higher education providers should consider child poverty through its impact on future students. The author is also the Chair of the Board of Trustees of Trust of London.

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Higher education in London

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This institution’s position here in London was core to why my student experience was so good, as we got to benefit from studying amidst all the cultural, political and educational institutions situated in the capital. It was led by Peter Hennessy, who is even more famous now – as Lord Hennessy – than he was in the past.