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CVU Current Issues in Partnerships 28 March 2025 at 10.00am

This CVU webinar will consider the current issues facing the HE sector in its partnership activities, from a range of perspectives. The session will start with short presentations from several organisations, with updates on their current and planned interests/activities related to partnerships. This will be followed by a Question & Answer session (with questions submitted in advance wherever possible) for a panel consisting of the morning’s speakers along with CVU Executive members.

The webinar is FREE and will be of interest to staff at any HE Provider involved in operating partnerships with other education providers, both UK and TNE. For further information and booking details click here


The future of higher education today podcast – Produced by Universities UK and Advance HE

Produced by Universities UK and Advance HE, this four-episode series focuses on governing and leading transformation and change in the higher education sector. A new podcast will go live monthly. Listen to the Podcast through this link


HEPI / Advance HE Parliamentary Breakfast Seminar, Tuesday 25 March 2025: ‘Survive or thrive: What should the new operating model be for UK higher education?’

On Tuesday 25 March 2025, HEPI and Advance HE host their second in-person seminar of the 2025 series at the Houses of Parliament. The UUK Blueprint confirmed the higher education sector is committed to constantly improving its core purposes of teaching, research and civic engagement while also taking a lead on grappling with key global challenges, such as climate change, the spread of artificial intelligence and heightened geopolitical uncertainty. For further information and booking details click here


Wonkhe presents The Secret Life of Students 2025 Students 18 March 2025, London

UK higher education continues to strive to live up to its globally respected reputation for rigorous academic standards, innovative research, historic institutions and high rankings, even as financial pressures bear down on the scale of what can be offered to students, and the sector’s scope to respond to a changing educational landscape. Reimagining curriculum and academic support and streamlining delivery can take the sector so far, but at some point the cracks begin to show. For further information and booking details click here