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26 décembre 2017

Just Make it Automatic Already

By Alex Usher. Translate this to higher education savings and you get something like the following: lower-income families do not think long-term about investing in human capital because they have so little long-term capital to play with.  But give them some capital – say $500 at the birth of a child – and they will start to have longer-term horizons and be encouraged to save and help their kid in planning for education.  And so the idea of the CLB was born. More...

26 décembre 2017

Replacing Permanent Faculty

By Alex Usher. Last week, I wrote a piece about how the professoriate is aging and how these aging professors are taking up an increasing fraction of university budgets.  My back of the envelope calculation suggested that for the extra $1.15 billion we are spending on this group compared to 15 years ago, we might be able to hire as many as 10,000 new, younger profs and thus help renew the professoriate. More...

26 décembre 2017

Should Auld Acquaintance Be Forgot

By Alex Usher. It’s the end of the year for us at HESA Towers today (at least as far as blogging goes).  I know in the Scottish tradition, you’re supposed to use the end of the year for memories, but I kind of prefer the Japanese tradition of Bonenkai, or “forget-the-year”: basically, wipe out as many brain cells with alcohol and start the new year fresh. More...

26 décembre 2017

Parents: Your student children need your ££££

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "http://www.hepi.ac.uk/"Now, as we have repeatedly pointed out (see, for example, https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/delays-uk-government-research-worse-than-embarrassing), we are debating student finance in the comparative dark. More...

26 décembre 2017

Response to Danny Dorling’s claim that HEPI published information that was ‘not true’

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "http://www.hepi.ac.uk/"We welcome it when people challenge what we do because HEPI’s role is to encourage discussion. Our output is designed to educate, inform and enlighten. Although we never seek to provoke people for the sake of it, we do seek to provoke informed debate. Indeed, we routinely provide platforms for people who disagree with something we have said (see, for example, here and here). More...

26 décembre 2017

Three into two WILL go? Two-year degrees welcome, but no game changer…

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "http://www.hepi.ac.uk/"Making two-year degrees more attractive makes sense as the current rules aren’t great and more diversity is generally good in higher education – so long as quality is maintained. So the overall idea of altering the financial rules for two-year degrees is sound or even overdue. More...

25 décembre 2017

Is higher ed facing an IT house of cards?

eCampus NewsIn order to prevent an infrastructure collapse, here are 7 key characteristics that define data platform and storage requirements for the cloud era. More...

25 décembre 2017

Higher ed trend watch

University Business Magazine logoIn the beginning, I was focused on developing systems and processes to capture and collect data for analysis and reporting purposes with the aim of becoming the central source for institutional data. More...

24 décembre 2017

Power Wellness U

University Business Magazine logoOur discovery of new pathways to healthy living and learning begins in Methuen, Massachusetts, a city with a proud heritage in industrial manufacturing. Today, Methuen – with affordable housing, quality healthcare, an aspiring public school system, and youth athletic activities – is an increasingly attractive gateway from Greater Boston to the south and the White Mountains to the north. More...

24 décembre 2017

Evolving IT to meet students’ expectations

University Business Magazine logoConvenience today is more important than ever. Customers in every industry expect near-immediate responsiveness, self-service abilities and on-demand access to information. More...

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