Harriet Swain is a Comment Editor at Research Professional News. She specializes in higher education policy, covering a range of topics including academia, markets, and social issues, with a keen interest in ESG and climate change. Harriet has been featured in Research Professional News, Times Higher Education, and The Guardian.
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By: Harriet Swain
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By: Harriet Swain
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