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David Kernohan

David Kernohan

Associate Editor at WONKHE

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  • English
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  • Education

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Recent Articles

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Digging beneath the gender pay gap headlines

David Kernohan and Louis Coiffait take a look at the higher education sector data behind the gender pay gap headlines.
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It turns out the English higher education market is pretty strange

How does our market based higher education system in England work – as a market? David Kernohan gets into the detail
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It turns out the English higher education market is pretty strange

How does our market based higher education system in England work – as a market? David Kernohan gets into the detail
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Counting the cost of teaching higher education in England

Last seen around the time of the Augar review, KPMG has updated work on the costs of teaching. DK finds evidence of cost cutting everywhere
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Can a dashboard solve higher education planning?

OfS has built one dashboard to rule them all - DK has thoughts
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Professional and support staff need visibility and recognition

A new report argues for better jobs and better support in higher education
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We’re very sorry, and we won’t do it again

The Office for Students had a lot to learn from the recent high court judgement. David Kernohan looks at how it is trying to start that
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Devolution is not the only answer – higher education still needs a ...

New PM Andy Burnham wants to go further and faster on devolution, but for higher education, local focus still needs to be underpinned with a national policy infrastructure. David Kernohan assesses the options for action
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International fee levy confirmed

It's all pretty much as planned.
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The NSS shows us that students still seem to like higher education

The 2026 NSS results bring evidence that most students are happy with their academic experience, and particularly appreciate the skills of their academic staff
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Higher education study still makes financial sense for most

DK examines what the Institute for Fiscal Studies has done with a few extra years of data on graduate earnings, and on a new approach to comparing graduates to their non-graduate peers