Martin McQuillan is a Columnist and Director at Edge Hill University. He writes the Ivory Tower and Third Degree columns and contributes to the 8am Playbook, focusing on themes such as higher education, government, and public policy. His insightful commentaries have been featured in Research Professional News, The Guardian, The New European, and Times Higher Education.
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A think tank has ideas for England’s “broken higher education system”
What would an Andy Burnham premiership mean for higher education and research?
By: Martin McQuillan
Whitehall departments need joined up thinking on research connectivity, says Higher Education Policy Institute report
The prime minister has resigned—what now for universities? What was Andy Burnham thinking?
As the country sizzles, an IFS analysis suggests the graduate premium is holding up
How will picks to Andy Burnham's top team affect universities? As we go to print this morning, no one has yet confirmed that they will
The latest Teachers' Pension Scheme valuation reduces costs for universities First, a statement from our owners
A Treasury committee report and the Strategic Priorities Grant pose problems for the next PM
The OfS, the QAA, the UKCGE and Hepi all have publications out today
A new tertiary education agenda is taking shape based on the experience of metro mayors
