Harriet Swain is a Comment Editor at Research Professional News. She specializes in higher education policy, covering a range of topics including educational management, university research, and public education. Harriet's work has been featured in The Guardian, Times Higher Education, and Research Professional News.
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By: Harriet Swain
Politicians “highly incentivised” to reduce international student numbers amid public scepticism, says Rachel Wolf
Day one of Universities UK’s International Higher Education Forum is dominated by domestic politics
By: Harriet Swain
Skills minister and officials push for participation before negotiations on Horizon and Erasmus+ restart
Two universities announce a merger as the Office for Students analyses sector finances
Mergers could become more common, but institutions see risks to finance and identity
A conference discusses university funding solutions, and students assess AI
A survey shows universities are willing to merge but still need support
Universities UK wants to attract more investment
By: Harriet Swain
Funders are using interviews to manage demand, but some worry about the consequences for applicants
By: Harriet Swain
Populist party’s supporters broadly positive about universities, conference hears
