QSN is a membership organisation for staff with responsibility for quality strategy and management within UK higher education. It provides a forum for the discussion of key issues of quality management and enhancement, and organises an annual Conference and smaller, symposium events to discuss specific areas of interest.
The transformation of the quality management landscape continues with great rapidity and intensity. As the new regulator for English Higher Education, the OfS is adopting a bold, student-focused, risk-based approach, reflecting the significant changes to HE in the last 25 years and seeking to anticipate changes still to come. Familiar features – notably, the UK Quality Code – are also
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The QAA’s Maureen McLaughlin takes us through how the same Quality Code can underpin different quality regimes in the four nations.
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In the wake of the University of Bolton paying for naming rights for the Bolton Wanderers stadium, Paul Greatrix investigates other sports sponsorship deals in UK HE.
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In advance of UUK and Britain Thinks publishing a major piece of public opinion showing that 48% of the public have a positive view of universities, power list judge Richard Brabner argues that apathy rather than negative headlines is what the sector should be really concerned about.
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Powerlist judge Aaron Porter evaluates the changing role and nature of university governance.
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Powerlist judge Charles Heymann ponders what has happened to the “big beasts” of the sector – and what this teaches us about the modern nature of trust.
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Powerlist judge Judy Friedberg takes a look at the way the experiences of students of colour have returned to prominence in 2018
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Power List judge Jo Redfern examines whose sector stories are getting through.
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Jessica Cole of the Russell Group looks for the positives from the MAC’s report on international students.
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