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Local Government IntelligenceTaught Postgraduates #postgrads12
27 Nov 2012
Competition, Marketing and Quality
Headline Speakers
William Archer
Chief Executive, International Graduate ...
Chief Executive, International Graduate ...
Dr Laura Bellingham
Assistant Director, Research, Developmen...
Assistant Director, Research, Developmen...
Dr Graham Spittle CBE
Dr Graham Spittle CBE is Vice President ...
Dr Graham Spittle CBE is Vice President ...
Pam Tatlow
Chief Executive, million+
Chief Executive, million+
Postgraduate Taught provision remains a crucial component of UK higher education, but has arguably been overlooked by successive governments who have failed to bring together a credible and coherent strategy.
As the impact of reforms to undergraduate funding begin to take affect, institutions are considering the implications for future taught postgraduate recruitment. The changes to immigration rules, combined with recent negative headlines associated with international students mean that institutions are considering how to ensure that can reach and exceed their recruitment targets in challenging circumstances.
Students themselves are continuing to demand a high quality experience, and this conference will share effective practice to deliver on a high quality postgraduate taught experience.
Programme
09:50
Aaron Porter, HE Consultant and conference chair
Welcome and introduction
Biography: Aaron Porter
10:00
Emma Creasey, Higher Education Policy Advisor, Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE)
The postgraduate policy and funding landscape
Biography: Emma Creasey
10:20
William Archer, Chief Executive Officer, i-graduate
Understanding the information needs of postgraduate taught students
Biography: William Archer
10:40
Dr Graham Spittle CBE, Vice President, IBM; Chair, Postgraduate Education Inquiry
Where next for the future of postgraduate provision
Biography: Dr Graham Spittle CBE
11:00
Questions and discussion
11:15
Break
11:45
Dr Laura Bellingham, Assistant Director, Research, Development and Partnerships Group, Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA)
Meeting the benchmark for postgraduate taught provision
Biography: Dr Laura Bellingham
12:05
New models for funding PGTs & enhancing the postgraduate taught student experience
Adam Wright, Policy Officer, National Union of Students
Luke James, Postgraduate Taught Officer, National Union of Students
Luke James, Postgraduate Taught Officer, National Union of Students
Biography: Luke James
Biography: Adam Wright
12:30
Jason Leman, Academic Development Officer Surveys, Higher Education Academy
Learning from the Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey (PTES)
Biography: Jason Leman
12:50
Questions and discussion
13:00
Break
14:00
Professor Geoff Whitty, Director Emeritus, Institute of Education
Understanding the threats to postgraduate professional education
Biography: Professor Geoff Whitty
14:20
Professor Roland Kaye, Dean, BPP University College Business School
Delivering high quality postgraduate taught provision at home and overseas
Biography: Professor Roland Kaye
14:40
Pam Tatlow, Chief Executive, million+
Diversity not concentration – PGT excellence
across UK HE
Biography: Pam Tatlow
15:00
Questions and discussion
15:15
Break
What's on now:
15:45
Using technology to aid postgraduate taught recruitment
Remy Clarke, Enquiries and CRM Officer, University of Leicester
Biography: Remy Clarke
16:45
End of broadcast
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