Renting, TNE, disability

This week on the podcast students are still struggling with the cost and quality of renting – so will the new Renters' Rights Act actually make things better, or could it leave fewer properties available? Plus, is transnational education a genuine strategic opportunity or just a quick fix? And the Office for Students announces a new statement of expectations on disability support. With Chris Husbands, Director at Higher Futures, Helena Vine, Lead Policy Officer for England at the Quality Assurance Agency, Livia Scott, Associate Editor at Wonkhe, and presented by Jim Dickinson, Associate Editor at Wonkhe.Students are worried about finding somewhere to liveTNE can be successful when it’s taken on as a strategic agenda, not a quick fixTNE presents a quality challenge. Here’s how we solve itInternational recruitment and TNE are not a straight swapThe international education strategy should promote quality in its TNE objectives as well as export earningsWhen TNE goes wrong, it’s students that sufferTNE on WonkhePreparing for disability regulation shouldn’t mean waiting for disability regulationBuilding public connection with research is about more than good communicationOfS announces a set of expectations on disability adjustments and support