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Budget 2024: Lack of funding news for Higher Eduction
The Chancellor’s speech was full of great optimism for the higher education sector, but from what I have read this morning it appears that industry…
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Why Berwick Partners was the right career move for me
We spoke to one of our newer team members Liam Young, Consultant in the Education practice about why joining Berwick made sense, and how his…
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Degree apprenticeships are key to closing the UK skills gap
It is hard to go a day without a new report or a warning call from business leaders on the skills gap across the UK.…
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2024: Our Predictions for the Education Sector
Elizabeth James, Head of the Education Practice at Berwick Partners, details her thoughts on some of the trends, challenges and opprtunities for her sector in…
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2024: AI Revolution in Higher Education
One of the most compelling facets of AI’s integration into higher education is its capacity to provide personalised learning experiences. AI algorithms, proficient in the…
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The Route to Pro Vice-Chancellor International
The 13th of July saw the launch of our work with The IC Global Partnership on career routes and skillsets related to the internationalisation agenda…
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Five minutes with…Kieron Broadhead, Executive Director of Student Experience at University of Southampton
Kieron Broadhead is the Executive Director of Student Experience for the University of Southampton. His career in Higher Education has seen him work across Marketing,…
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Five week focus on Education: The inspirational career of Professor Paul Jennings
Professor Paul Jennings’ career spans some of the most innovative and exciting areas of engineering. He currently leads WMG’s Intelligent Vehicles Research Directorate, which plays…
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Five week focus on Education: The inspirational career of Professor Elizabeth Treasure
Professor Elizabeth Treasure has been Vice-Chancellor at Aberystwyth University since April 2017, having moved from the Cardiff University where she was Deputy Vice-Chancellor. In week…
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Is the term ‘tuition fees’ misleading?
Reports from the Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) and the Public Accounts Committee have recently made headlines through highlighting how student fees are spent, with…
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Overcoming the entitlement gap and imposter syndrome – Enabling workforce diversity
The other day, an article in the Financial Times caught my eye. It covered the extent to which working class aspirant actors can access the…
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The Changing Landscape of Higher Education
The last few years have been a challenging time for the Higher Education sector, with the introduction of £9,000 tuition fees bringing in a wave…
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