Nick Hillman

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I think more about the friends I met in my accommodation, the social life I had.
Yes, I think about my course as well, of course, and I wouldn't be doing the job I do today if I didn't have my degrees.
But the social life and the things that brought reward and personal fulfillment by my higher education.
very often came in the in the living space.
And so I think it's the same old messaging really of
What can you do?
to make people's diving into higher education as smooth as possible.
And there might be social events.
Um, it might be personal relationships, clarity of knowing where to get the support.
And also, and of course, this has come through some other UNI students' work, making sure when you have the right procedures, they are actually applied.
You know, it came through in your uh Livin' Blacker University work that sometimes the procedures written down were actually pretty impressive.
But they weren't always being followed through in practice.
So the staff and the students need to know what those procedures are and there needs to be transparency and accountability on those procedures.
Yeah, I'm glad you raised that, Jenny, because and I try to refer to this in my foreword when I say if equity is the goal in education, we've still got a long way.
to go.
And actually, although you link those differential outcomes by socioeconomic group to the section on belonging and loneliness, actually the probably the single most depressing bit of the report, and it shows its value, is that it comes through in pretty much every chapter, actually, that there's a difference.
And now I'm not completely surprised by that because we know it's
If you're a first-in-family student and you're from a poorer background and you you have m less expectation of what's coming, we know there are greater challenges, but that is a responsibility for yes, accommodation providers, but also universities, student unions, the regulator, John Blake and his team at the in the access and participation part, the office for students, to consider.
The challenge here is people spend their time, and of course we do this a HEPI too.
Saying universities should do this and universities should do that and universities must do this and universities must do that.
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