DIUS is currently developing a framework policy for Higher Education for the next ten to fifteen years. 

A number of independent individuals and organisations were invited to make personal contributions on a number of specific higher education relevant themes (see list in right hand column) which will help inform this policy development process.

These individuals and organisations were asked to think about long-term challenges facing higher education.  They have now delivered their reports which are available on this blog for public comment. 

We would like to engage with a wider audience on the issues and recommendations raised in these reports, and are very interested in hearing from anyone who might have an interest in one, some or all of the identified issues using this ‘future of higher education’ blog which hosted by JISC Involve.

Whether you have a particular view on a particular issue or have a number of views on a number of issues we are interested in what you have to say and would invite you to comment on the issues for discussion.

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