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CHEAD welcomes our members to the new academic year and we hope everyone has enjoyed a restful break – ready for the fresh challenges facing the sector! Brexit Manifesto and Industrial Strategy CHEAD commissioned a report on creative education post-Brexit which was...
CHEAD, APDIG, and TCCE have collaborated on a Manifesto for Creative HE post-Brexit which was launched in Parliament on 11 September 2017 with speeches and Q&A by the Rt Hon Matt Hancock, MP, Minister of State for Digital with Professor Anita Taylor, Dean of Bath...
Queen Mary University of London, G05 and G06, Joseph Rotblat Building Charterhouse Square, EC1M 6BQ: 3 July 2017, 11:00-16:00 In partnership with the Ideas Foundation and Canon Europe, the National Society for Education in Art & Design (NSEAD)...
The first of the series of regional consultation workshops which will inform our Brexit Manifesto for Creative Higher Education, to be launched at The Palace of Westminster on 11 September 2017 in the presence of the Rt Hon Matt Hancock MP, was hosted...
#GE2017results Just when you thought it was safe to make plans again, the election opens out new vistas of unpredictability and instability. On the good side, from the point of view of creative education and industries, John Kamfner at Creative Industries Federation...
CHEAD and APDIG are developing a Brexit Manifesto for the art, design and creative media higher education sector. Creative HE Brexit Manifesto CHEAD and APDIG held an exclusive roundtable event in the House of Lords on Thursday 24th November 2016 to...
It has been rather a momentous Spring for Higher Education. The HE Bill received Royal Assent on 27 April, REF 2021 and the New DLHE have completed their main consultation phases and are moving towards implementation, the TEF pilot is already on the ground, the...
Snap Election 2017 All those not actually off-the-grid this week will know that Theresa May has called an election which will be held on 8 June. Purdah will begin 22 April and Parliament will be dissolved on 2 May. This gives very little time for the 'washup' period...
This response is based on the outputs from open policy consultation workshops hosted by Prof Dean Hughes in Edinburgh College of Art as part of CHEAD 2017 and by Prof Neil Grant at the University of Chester with a workshop by Prof Allan Owens, as well as consultation...
This response was a collaborative effort with particular thanks to Prof Jim Roddis (Emeritus SHU), Prof Oriana Baddeley (UAL), Prof Vicky Gunn (GSA), Prof Bill Gaver (Goldsmiths), Prof Kerstin Mey(Westminster School of Media Arts and Design), and Prof Anita Taylor...