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Higher Education Commission
The Higher Education Commission is an independent body made up of 20 leaders from the education sector, the business community and the three major political parties. The Commission examines higher education policy, holds evidence-based inquiries, and produces written reports with recommendations for policymakers.
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Research
24th April 2012
As our economy realigns to meet new challenges, postgraduate skills will become more and more important. Yet at a time of great change in the HE sector, postgraduate education suffers from a lack of profile. This inquiry, reporting in Autumn 2012, will examine the issues that will shape the postgraduate sector in the years to come.
News
5th February 2012
Commission seeks contributions to Postgraduate Education review
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RT @the_young_fdn: 'Government scheme to connect entrepreneurial students with SMEs' in @enforbusiness: t.co/3IMcFM05 #socialinno ...
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RT @GregHurstTimes: Curious that discussion on outsourcing policy development focuses on think-tanks and companies...why are universitie ...
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Byrne flags childcare as key e.g. of how welfare must adapt to support a workforce that has been transformed since Beveridge #beveridge2
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Liam Byrne #beveridge2 lecture: universalism in welfare is affordable if we aim for full employment - but coalition has given up on both
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Looking forward to Liam Byrne Beveridge Anniversary lecture this afternoon @Demos
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Intriguing data on exceptionalism of London school performance | FT data t.co/iZy5vLTL via @ftdata @xtophercook @anthonypainter
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