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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A Lords debate on higher education and a British Council survey of international students
By: Chris Parr
Skills minister acknowledges warning from King's College London chair, saying universities should not be “penalised”
A paper on student accommodation, and words of warning from the British Academy
By: Chris Parr
Teaching funding reduction will be sharply felt by some institutions, says Office for Students
By: Chris Parr
Two constituencies to gain over £1bn, with each overseas recruit contributing £100,000, study finds
The higher education news keeps coming as we approach the weekend
Funder’s new five-year strategy aims to boost national priority fields, while backing curiosity-driven research
The new higher education and research announcements keep coming ahead of the summer recess
Higher Education Policy Institute report finds many doctoral students unhappy with careers advice beyond academia
By: Chris Parr
Results could inform how UKRI designs future grant schemes to retain talent
