Statement – Reconfiguration in SE Wales
Commenting on the Minister’s announcement regarding institutional mergers, Higher Education Wales said:
Commenting on the Minister’s announcement regarding institutional mergers, Higher Education Wales said:
Commenting on a report by Professor Steve Smith into university reconfiguration in South East Wales, Higher Education Wales said:
Launched this week is the first ever partnership agreement, between higher education and the Welsh business community, aimed at ensuring graduates who study in Wales are the most innovative and employable workers in the UK.
In response to HEFCW’s announcement regarding the reallocation of student numbers, Amanda Wilkinson, Director of HEW said:
Following the publication of how the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales will allocate funding for higher education in the 2012/13 academic year, Amanda Wilkinson, Director of Higher Education Wales said:
Wales can be justly proud of its contribution to the science agenda. Ever since Richard Trevithick’s steam locomotive hauled a train on rails at the Penydarren Ironworks in Merthyr Tydfil in 1804 there has been internationally acclaimed science innovation in Wales.
In response to today’s IPPR North Report commissioned by Universities UK (UUK), Higher Education Wales Director, Amanda Wilkinson said:
Responding to the announcement that the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales’s (HEFCW) chief executive, Professor Phil Gummett, proposes to retire later this year, Professor John Hughes, Chair of representative body Higher Education Wales, commented:
In response to HEFCW’s student number re-allocation proposals John Hughes, Chair of Higher Education Wales said:
In response to the UCAS Applicant figures to 19 December 2011, Amanda Wilkinson, Director of Higher Education Wales, said:
Higher Education Wales’ response to ‘Stay, Leave or Return?’ research .
2011 has been a momentous year in the history of higher education, not just in Wales but the UK and globally. Here in Wales we have experienced intense political and media focus.