Nick Hillman

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186 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2024 last heard Sep 2024

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We have very selective universities and less selective universities.
And so getting that match between the person and the course and the institution right is really, really important.
But as I say, we you know, we haven't known as much about applicants as we might.
have done.
And so I think it's really valuable to universities.
And I think it also allows universities to think.
about the incoming cohort.
So for example, some of the
qualitative comments in this year's survey about COVID and how young people feel that affected their education is useful intelligence for the universities that are going to be educating these people from next year to have because not every cohort was affected by COVID in the same way.
And this tells us what this year's incoming cohort feel.
Yes, you're right.
I mean, there is always a challenge with longitudinal surveys because some things don't change very much from year to year until you have a a real shock to the system, like COVID, for example.
And then suddenly the value of a longitudinal survey proves itself.
But of course, your survey is much more than just asking exactly the same questions year on year, because you do have space for topical questions and drilling further down this year, for example.
I'm really struck by how the report drills down more deeply than before into the international student experience, which in some respects is exactly the same.
As for domestic students, and in some ways is is rather different.
And of course, there are changes in the data this year.
And I think some of them are interesting.
I mean, some of the ones are linked to employability and how young people are a little bit more confident about the labour market, which partly reflects the reality that students, including sick formers, sometimes now have to have jobs on the side.
And you know that that has positives because it makes
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