
Vicki Stott in conversation with Paul Greatrix
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In the latest edition of the QAA podcast, our Chief Executive Vicki Stott talks with Paul Greatrix – who last month retired from his position as Registrar at the University of Nottingham at the end of a 36-year career in higher education.
Together, Vicki and Paul consider the changes that the sector has gone through over the last few decades and the challenges it faces today, as they anticipate the developments ahead in 2025.
Topics include the challenges and opportunities raised by the lifelong learning agenda – and the importance of robust credit transfer mechanisms – the proliferation of artificial intelligence, and the financial pressures currently affecting the sector.
Don’t forget, if you’re a QAA Member you can book your place now at our online Quality Insights Conference on 26 and 27 February and access a range of practice presentations from across the sector and thought-provoking discussions just like this one. Click the link to find out more: https://events.qaa.ac.uk/event/df00c374-fa07-40d1-a833-37686a2bda31/summary
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