Network Convenors speak at SRHE Student Access and Experience Network Event - Student Access and Experience Network Launch: Access / Participation / Beyond (Audio length - 00:07:37)

SRHE (Society for Research into Higher Education) Conference And Network Podcasts

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Professor Nicola Ingram and Dr Kim Allen, speak at SRHE Student Access and Experience Network Event - Student Access and Experience Network Launch: Access / Participation / Beyond (Audio length - 00:27:05)

Talent-spotting or social magic? Inequality, cultural sorting and constructions of the ideal graduate in elite professions

Dr Camille Kandiko Howson, Imperial College London, speaks at SRHE Student Access and Experience Network Event - Student Access and Experience Network Launch: Access / Participation / Beyond (Audio length - 00:34:09)

From Cinderella to Queen Bee: Student Experience Research

Dr Julian Crockford, University of Sheffield, speaks at SRHE Student Access and Experience Network Event - Student Access and Experience Network Launch: Access / Participation / Beyond (Audio length - 00:33:07)

Tensions, Contradictions and Perpetual Loose Ends - Widening Participation in HE Policy

Dr Edd Pitt, University of Kent, speaks at SRHE Technical, Professional and Vocational Higher Education Network Event - Developing Feedback Literacy: Key Challenges and Future Horizons (Audio length - 00:31:09)

Plenary Discussion: Future Directions for Feedback Literacy

Dr Kieran Balloo, University of Surrey, speaks at SRHE Technical, Professional and Vocational Higher Education Network Event - Developing Feedback Literacy: Key Challenges and Future Horizons (Audio length - 00:32:09)

Case Study 1: A Framework for Embedding the Development of Feedback Literacy into Subject Content Across Disciplines

Dr Edd Pitt, University of Kent, speaks at SRHE Technical, Professional and Vocational Higher Education Network Event - Developing Feedback Literacy: Key Challenges and Future Horizons (Audio length - 00:56:43)

Towards the Development of Student Feedback Literacy: Tackling the Big Issues of Student Satisfaction, Transmission and Passive Recipience of Feedback

Sol Gamsu, Durham University, speaks at SRHE Technical, Professional and Vocational Higher Education Network Event - Place, inequality and undergraduate mobilities in college-based and university-based higher education (Audio length - 00:30:19)

Social network analysis methods and the geography of education: regional divides and elite circuits in the school to university transition in the UK

Holly Henderson, University of Nottingham, speaks at SRHE Technical, Professional and Vocational Higher Education Network Event - Place, inequality and undergraduate mobilities in college-based and university-based higher education (Audio length - 00:33:44)

Absolutely local: Narratives of higher education at island colleges in and around the UK

Michael Donnelly, University of Bath, speaks at SRHE Technical, Professional and Vocational Higher Education Network Event - Place, inequality and undergraduate mobilities in college-based and university-based higher education (Audio length - 00:40:43)

Conceptualising geographic borders and boundaries: A spatial perspective on international and domestic student mobilities

Sarah Moore, University of Sheffield, speaks at SRHE Postgraduate Issues Network Event - New approaches to the teacher training of doctoral researchers (Audio length - 00:17:51)

Storying identities, experiences and agency: Using fictional approaches to support GTA professional development

Dr Eli Saetnan, University of Liverpool, speaks at SRHE Postgraduate Issues Network Event - New approaches to the teacher training of doctoral researchers (Audio length - 00:22:27)

On self-efficacy and teacher training

Dr Claire Stocks, University of Central Lancashire, speaks at SRHE Postgraduate Issues Network Event - New approaches to the teacher training of doctoral researchers (Audio length - 00:29:34)

Beyond Survival Skills: GTA Development for Continual Professional Learning

Dr Jo Collins, University of Kent, speaks at SRHE Postgraduate Issues Network Event - New approaches to the teacher training of doctoral researchers (Audio length - 00:18:34)

International students who teach: A creative approach to supporting them and evaluating this provision

Dr Ruth Windscheffel, University of London, speaks at SRHE Postgraduate Issues Network Event - New approaches to the teacher training of doctoral researchers (Audio length - 00:26:03)

On adopting a blended approach

The Society for Research into Higher Education is a UK-based international learned society concerned to advance understanding of higher education, especially through the insights, perspectives and knowledge offered by systematic research and scholarship. The Society aims to be the leading international society in the field, as to both the support and the dissemination of research.

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