How to serve up your HE data to policymakers

The 10 commandments for influencing policymakers

Nick Hillman offers academics advice on managing expectations and ensuring that their research has a big impact

By Nick Hillman

26 May

James Fryer illustration (10 March 2016)

Ban academics talking to ministers? We should train them to do it

Ben Goldacre on why a ban on researchers speaking to politicians and policymakers fails the taxpayers who fund them

By Ben Goldacre

7 March

The UK must do a better job of predicting future student numbers

The Office for Budget Responsibility’s methodology is of incredibly low quality, says Nick Hillman

By Nick Hillman

11 January

Ministers are anything but relaxed about university closures

Perilous drops in student recruitment at UK universities during A-level clearing raise the likelihood of institutional failures, a prospect that remains as politically unpalatable as ever, says Nick Hillman

By Nick Hillman

16 August

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How to serve up your HE data to policymakers

Academics who want their findings to be used but not abused should bear eight things in mind, says Nick Hillman

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Academics who want their findings to be used but not abused should bear eight things in mind, says Nick Hillman

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Ministers are anything but relaxed about university closures

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