Amazon's recent venture into the education space; offering free education to all of their hourly-paid employees ???? The private sector is firing shots left, right and centre. What does this mean for traditional models and student recruitment?
Everyone is talking about the University of Nottingham and its “world-first” micro-prospectus, including the University of Gloucestershire that pointed out (in what we think is the first-ever example of university beef) that it had already been doing something similar for the last three years. It’s risky, funny and very TikTok.
The University of Northampton has pulled its 'student perks' into one place. A simple trick, but highly beneficial for prospective students. Could your university website be more transparent?
"Students’ perceptions of belonging and inclusion at university" is a report from Pearson and @Wonkhe. How do those perceptions impact the digital work institutions carry out moving forward?
We''re talking about TikTok (again ????) so we bring in an expert to shake things up: Jord Muckley from Nonsensical ( a TikTok creative agency!) gives us his insight into the social giant.
Course videos aren't new, but the University of Kent are using them a little differently to other universities. And they're carving out a unique stance in the process.
The University of Chichester rocks an unhinged approach to marketing on TikTok. It's brilliant, and the audience stats seem to agree. Are you making the most of TikTok.
The Denver Ad School website is a masterclass in tone of voice. They're even got a merch section - and we love it. See how you can leverage the same techniques and build a unique brand personality.
Course pages are getting better. We take a look at an example from Plymouth School of Art and ask "Is it time for others to follow suit"?
Boston University and Virginia Tech have been compared in a thought-piece about remote work. There’s nothing particularly new here - Boston thinks employees being in three days a week creates a great culture, whereas Virginia Tech sounds more like a place I’d like to work.