Chris Havergal is a news editor at Times Higher Education. He focuses on career pathing, professional training and development, and upskilling, exploring how these themes impact the educational landscape. Chris's work has been featured in Times Higher Education and Inside Higher Ed.
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Chris Havergal's coverage focuses on higher education, research funding, university leadership, international students and academic careers. His articles often cover government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these topics.
Given the focus on government announcements and policy regulation in his coverage attributes, Chris would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide insights into the impact of governmental decisions or policies on higher education institutions, research funding, and academic careers. Additionally, sources with knowledge of trends affecting international students or those experienced in navigating university leadership may also find success when reaching out to him.
As most of Chris's work relates to UK universities and government policies impacting them directly, he seems particularly focused on this region for his reporting.
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By: Chris Havergal
Wider range of graduate outcomes must be considered over longer time horizon, say panellists at THE event
By: Chris Havergal
In wide-ranging interview, crisis-hit university’s interim principal admits further redundancies are ‘uncomfortable’ for ministers and acknowledges ‘moral hazard’ of £62 million bailout
By: Chris Havergal
Nineteen higher and further education institutions announced as recipients of newly renamed UK honour
By: Chris Havergal
Cardiff’s January announcement of plans to cut 400 academic jobs and close several departments prompted a media firestorm that heaped opprobrium on its vice-chancellor. But she also received lots of quiet support for her efforts to put the university back on an even financial keel, she tells Chris Havergal
By: Chris Havergal
Vice-chancellor Dave Phoenix tells THE that focus should be on using partnerships to deliver for city and UK, not switching to face-to-face education on new campus
By: Chris Havergal
Sheffield Hallam union members ballot on following suit and London Met walkout dates confirmed as sector financial crisis drives cuts
By: Chris Havergal
Vice-chancellor Wendy Thomson has been suspended for 10 months but institutions’ concerns stretch back much further than that
Wendy Thomson steps down as head of federal institution with immediate effect after 11-month suspension over bullying and mismanagement allegations, which she branded “unfounded”
Sutton Trust says findings support argument that value of higher education should be judged on more than post-university salaries alone
By: Chris Havergal
Union warns that female nursing staff face being moved on to inferior terms while male engineers retain research rights
