Mike Boxall

Joining the dots of all the changes in higher education . HE lead for PA Consulting, opinions and retweets are my own

[Janet Ilieva @JanetIlieva]

@MaryCurnockCook Quite a misleading headline. International students' full-time entry 2 first-degree programmes dipped by 14%. This holds true for the Russell Group universities. All increases in international students are at PGT levels, where domestic demand is weak https://t.co/I9UFU4l7lF

[Janet Ilieva @JanetIlieva]

Does this look like #intled students are displacing home students? Source
@ukhesa | https://t.co/I9UFU4l7lF
This holds true for the Russell Group too.

@FT "Britons squeezed out of top universities by lucrative overseas students" https://t.co/ZxBVZN9wu9

[Phil Baty @Phil_Baty]

"Universities have, in effect, lost around £3 billion from their annual teaching incomes in less than two years."

The UK’s university funding systems need a bold resetting - another must-read from @markcorver https://t.co/7AbIsocbN7 via @timeshighered

[Fran Millar @franmillar]

Nothing I write is going to match the brilliant writing all over the place about this kid since yesterdays heartbreak. I guess I just want to add my voice to say how proud I am of him. Being at this years Tour in the shape he was in was victory in my mind 🐐💙 #ThankYouCav

[Wonkhe @Wonkhe]

This week on Wonkhe: Policy making in England no longer seems able to think about higher education as a public good. For Simon Marginson, this is something in desperate need of recovery https://t.co/oJMVYJtw3v

[dave lawrence 🐟🐟🐠 @dave43law]

NEVER FORGET
Today they would want their parents on a flight to Rwanda
#Toriesout266 #SunakOut157 #GeneralElectionNow

[Artemon Strategy @Artemonstrategy]

Important piece in the FT about the importance of using scenarios to plan properly. Check out https://t.co/BbbtYB6h6f to see how we can help you with this.

[BIG South London @BIGSouthLondon]

@jimpurnell @UAL @CroydonVision @PaulKirkbright @JonTabbush @centreforlondon ⬆️ With the #levellingup agenda hot topic in 2022, @MikeBoxall1 of @PA_Consulting explained how universities are stepping up as orchestrators of collective learning within their cities.

Missed it in August? Catch up here👇
https://t.co/xtCrZVbXEi

[George Parker @GeorgeWParker]

New - “There was a brief moment and the people in charge, myself included, blew it." Kwasi Kwarteng, in highly reflective mood, in this quote-packed @FTMag long read on the crazy events of Autumn 2022. With @SebastianEPayne and @Laura_K_Hughes
https://t.co/hxbgosvYQY

[Martin Wolf @martinwolf_]

Martin Wolf: The UK government should stop doing stupid stuff https://t.co/YYIFJp2iJv

[Mark Leach @markmleach]

New on @Wonkhe: Income contingent tuition loans as a component of state support for higher education are a key legacy of the 1997 Dearing Report. Simon Marginson asks how the current system could work better for everyone. https://t.co/Zs9ml8IX4s

[Peter Reed @tlatet]

Shut the gate

[Alianore Smith @alianoree]

Still one of the best views in the world.

[Peter Reed @tlatet]

It has not been easy, but after careful consideration and discussing with friends and family, I have again decided not to enter the contest for leadership of the Conservative party.

[Ben Amunwa @benamunwa]

A paragraph from Hilary Mantel's Reith lectures (2017). Especially apt for lawyers among others. RIP 🙏🏽

[Higher Education Policy Institute @HEPI_news]

Nice tribute here to our (wonderful) former Chair, who sadly died last month:

Tribute: Former Vice-Chancellor Sir Graeme Davies - News - University of Liverpool https://t.co/kBDBHKczDg

[Times Higher Education @timeshighered]

The new UK PM’s team needs to maintain access for the hardest-to-reach, fulfil research spending promises and continue levelling up, says Laura Brassington @HEPI_news
https://t.co/YgpMROLBZq

[Mike Boxall @MikeBoxall1]

Only 0.3 per cent of the British population get to choose the country's next prime minister. @tortoise is starting a legal challenge to get answers about the process. Read more here: https://t.co/z5CecErnQI