Chris Parr is a journalist at TES Magazine. He specializes in education and higher education, focusing on topics such as campus life, university research, educational policy, and school governance. Chris's work has been featured in prominent publications including TES Magazine, Longview News-Journal, and Research Professional News.
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Chris Parr’s articles predominantly focus on higher education, with a substantial emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. To effectively reach out to Chris, you should provide insights or expertise related to the impact of government policies or regulations on higher education institutions. You could also offer data-driven analysis regarding issues such as student loans, university funding, employment in academia, or the impact of various policies on universities.
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Exercise could result in “refinements” to final guidance for the 2029 REF, scheduled for autumn
Funding allocations confirm impact of £51m cut to Strategic Priorities Grant
By: Chris Parr
Free speech director says regulator has met with vice-chancellors as new complaints scheme set to launch
By: Chris Parr
University of Manchester vice-chancellor says Defence University Alliance is needed in tumultuous times
By: Isaac Barbosa, Chris Parr
Think tank founder criticises omission of frontier artificial intelligence firms on expanded list
Helena Mills says REF 2029 is on course as guidance deadline looms
By: Chris Parr
Science minister announces £20 million Cambridge-based centre for non-animal alternatives, despite earlier promise of £30m
By: Chris Parr
Results come as Home Office data shows downturn in international student visa applications accelerating
“No sign of awareness” at Treasury as international recruitment decline worsens financial outlook, experts warn
By: Chris Parr
Number of student visas granted falls by more than 40 per cent in three years
