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Out of the Office? DM’s Top Tips for Summertime
Published on Jul 31, 2024 / No Comments
Category: AHEP Development Monthly , AHEP Development Monthly August 2024 , AHEP Updates
From diving into thought-provoking books, attending stimulating events to exploring engaging media options. This article from the Development Monthly team offers a curated list of personal recommendations for that free time over summer.
Capitalising on Collaboration – How to Build Thriving Communities of Practice in Higher Education
Published on Jul 31, 2024 / No Comments
Category: AHEP Development Monthly , AHEP Development Monthly August 2024 , AHEP Updates
Sophie Crouchman & Emma Brookes, Strategic Projects & Research Managers at UHR explore collaboration strategies and sustaining them in the current climate.
Unlocking Potential with Community
Published on Jul 18, 2024 / No Comments
Category: AHEP Development Monthly , AHEP Development Monthly July 2024 , AHEP Updates
Following the 2024 conference session hosted by the EDI SIG, hear from the Deputy Coordinators why they chose to join this unique community and how it empowers them as HE professionals.
A Day in the Life of an AI-Savvy Senior Leader in Higher Education
Published on Jul 18, 2024 / 2 Comments
Category: AHEP Consulting , AHEP Development Monthly , AHEP Development Monthly July 2024 , AHEP Updates , Development Monthly September 2024
As we celebrate AI Appreciation Day this July, let's take a journey through a typical day of Dr Emma ‘Techtastic’, the AI-savvy Senior Leader of Innovate University. Her story illustrates how artificial intelligence is revolutionising leadership in higher education, enhancing decision-making, and transforming institutional operations.
Taking your chances – Hugh Jones
Published on Feb 28, 2022 / 1 Comment
Category: AHEP Development Monthly , AHEP Updates , Development Monthly - February 2022 , Development Monthly September 2024
When I started my consultancy, having worked in ‘proper jobs’ within the HE sector for the best part of 25 years, one of the early things to think about was how to set a fee. This is an interesting question – it’s not only about how much you’d like, it’s about how much the market can stand, and how little you can charge. You have to learn about how to properly cost things, how to do market research, and all sorts of other aspects of working more commercially.