Chris Parr is a journalist at TES Magazine. He specializes in education and higher education, covering themes such as campus life, university research, educational policy, and lifelong learning. Chris's work has been featured in notable 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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Hepi report proposes capping student numbers for high-tariff universities with soaring undergraduate recruitment
A full house for policy announcements despite parliamentary recess in Westminster
Playbook heads to Ealing to talk access with Graeme Atherton
By: Chris Parr
Vivienne Stern says letter confirming cut to teaching funds will be sent out “in days”
By: Chris Parr
University of East London report says largest institutions harnessing “strong competitive advantages” amid sector-wide pressure
An inaugural director for ResearchPlus, visa changes and analysis of how students view controversial topics
By: Chris Parr
Sally Wheeler raises concerns about regulation in aftermath of Sussex ruling
By: Chris Parr
Experts say “extraordinary sum” for legal costs in free speech case will “raise eyebrows”
The Student Academic Experience Survey is out, and there is news of the next TEF
The latest Higher Education Policy Institute conference prompts conversations about universities and populism
