View as Webpage Coronavirus (14)- The Re-opening Conundrum April 13th, 2020 - Alex Usher Most people want to know how the heck we get out of this mess. Not dates, necessarily, but the process. We have to see big declines in the number of new cases before we can start...
Consultas antes de definir políticas: Inglaterra y Australia
How to Make Policy February 12th 2020 - Alex Usher Take a ride with me. First stop, London, England. UK university funding is handled by an intermediate institution known as the Office for Students (OfS). The Government decides on the amount of money it wants to spend...
Mercado laboral de graduados en Canadá
View as Webpage New Data on Labour Market Outcomes February 13th 2020 - Alex Usher A couple of weeks ago, the Labour Market Information Council released a whack of material, produced by Ross Finnie and his Education Policy Research Initiative, on graduate labour...
Alex Ushe al comenzar el año / década
View as Webpage Welcome to the 2020s January 6th 2020 - Alex Usher Hi all. Hope you all had a restful set of holidays. At the start of a new decade, it is fashionable to look ahead at what will happen in one’s sector. Personally, I think that life is going to change...
Capital privado en educación superior (A. Usher, II)
View as Webpage Private Capital in Higher Education (Part 2) June 18th, 2019 - Alex Usher To really understand universities, you need to understand their cost structure. And to understand their cost structure, you need to understand that unlike businesses, they keep...
Alex Usher sobre deuda y aranceles
View as Webpage A New(ish) Argument About Debt and Tuition June 11th, 2019 - Alex Usher As I am starting to sketch out the bones of my next book, (semi-serious working title: How Tuition Fees Will Save the World ) , I am collecting arguments about the nature and...
Alex Usher sobre capital privado en la educación superior
View as Webpage Private Capital in Higher Education (Part I) June 18th, 2019 - Alex Usher When you think about it, higher education is one of the greatest businesses in the world. It’s a guaranteed and growing market – as economies develop, people want more of...
Expansión matrícula educación superior y equidad de su distribución
How Equitable Can We Get? March 7th, 2019 - Alex Usher Last month, the Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario (HEQCO) published a paper entitled “Redefining Access to Postsecondary Education”. It raises a number of interesting questions about access in Ontario...
Racionamiento de creditos estudiantiles en países seleccionados
View as Webpage Rationing Loans February 8th, 2019 - Alex Usher While student loans are cheaper (and hence more commonly used) than grants, they still cost money, both in terms of interest subsidies and in terms of loan losses through loan defaults. As a result,...
Movilidad social en la educación superior
Measuring Social Mobility in Higher Education November 28th, 2018 - Alex Usher It is a universally acknowledged truth that while nearly every higher education policy maker in the world is required to discuss The Imperative of Accessibility, almost no one defines or...
Alex Usher: Visión global de la educación superior
The Year the Money Ran Out: Global Higher Ed Review Watch on Youtube Listen to the Podcast Hello everyone, and welcome...
La docencia universitaria cuestionada
En muchos casos, la educación y la docencia han sido, y siguen siendo, absolutamente irrelevantes en las agendas...
Cambios laborales por IA
Cambios laborales por IA Anjli Raval, Financial Times,09062025 (Traducción automática de Google). Durante la llamada...
La universidad y sus contradictorias lógicas
La universidad y sus contradictorias lógicas ''Solo bajo condiciones en que la libre creación de ideas y...