David Kernohan

As a sector, and a nation, we don't do personal identifiers well. And, as David Kernohan points out, it causes us problems

How do students who are registered at one provider and taught elsewhere get on? And what combinations of the two do best? David Kernohan introduces a long-awaited OfS dataset

It's back.

The Secretary of State de-designated courses delivered by Oxford Business College through franchise agreements, but a court found that her decision contravened essential requirements of procedural fairness. David Kernohan asks what we can learn from this

Staff in higher education are motivated by many factors – David Kernohan assesses the gap between aspiration and experience

There's something for everyone in the latest rethink of the Teaching Excellence Framework, but - as David Kernohan suggests - bringing disparate approaches together can highlight fundamental weaknesses

It's well known that higher tariff providers did well this recruitment cycle. But what is going on? David Kernohan gets stuck in to the data

Is there room for a bill that only exists to fix problems with other bills? David Kernohan gets out the parliamentary tool box.

It's going to be a busy three months for Research England

All the numbers and all the action from JCQ results day in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland