The green economy is not an after thought, it is the future of our economy, says @halfon4harlowMP at #GreenSkillsConference

“Creating Green Jobs isn’t a choice, it’s a necessity” says Judy Ling Wong Times Higher Education #Greenskillsconference

OECD chief warns green skills revolution might entrench inequality timeshighereducation.com/news/oecd-chie… via Times Higher Education #GreenSkillsConference

To empower students it’s as much about culture and attitude than curricula change, says Professor Liz Price at the closing summary session of the #GreenSkillsConference “I can’t remember what I learnt at university - but I can remember how it made me feel”

🚨New Onward research🚨 The Prime Minister's net zero reset was about reducing emissions "in a way that brings people with us" So what does that actually mean in practice? Our new report maps public opinion on going green, finding 3 big lessons for the Govt Graph heavy🧵/1

Looking at this I'm thinking hard about the future of journalism...and it's not the question they're asking

I’ve been uncomfortable for a while now about Braverman’s hate being regularly on tv, knowing the impact it will have on lives & communities around the country. A “hurricane of immigration” is the kind of thing the National Front would say about my parents generation in the 70s.

Last few days to apply for reporter role with Times Higher Education - a chance to join one of the best specialist journalism teams around and lead our important Europe coverage cisionjobs.co.uk/job/110691/tim… #journalistjobs #journojobs

One interesting thing about the new #HS2 policy on #Euston is that it's one of the only areas in the UK that still has an independent local paper Camden New Journal with outstanding, experienced, committed journalists who know the community really well. So let's see how this plays out.

🚨“No research on a dead planet” I’m thrilled to announce Dr. Laura Horn, Pauline von Hellermann 🌳🌴🌹🌻🌍, Dr Charlie Gardner (also on the blue place) & my new paper in Frontiers - Education. Why, despite acknowledging the urgency of climate emergency, have universities yet to respond adequately to the crisis? A short🧵

UK vice-chancellors fear sector has ‘never faced greater threats’ timeshighereducation.com/news/uk-vice-c… via Times Higher Education

I present to you a tongue-in-cheek (but nonetheless revealing, I think) vignette of what it would be like if climate science and climate change discourse were like AI doomer/safety/x-risk discourse: 🧵

In conclusion: Stop saying we send too many people to university, and start saying we’re not creating enough graduate-quality jobs. End of rant. Here’s my column in full (free to read for the first 300 clicks) on.ft.com/3MljMEl

Alongside a business studies degree from Liverpool John Moores University.

Free event, should be a good one

Not just a nasty, sweeping slur but also factually wrong: international students support home students by helping to prop up the whole system and keep courses viable, as well as supporting much needed and welcome diversity intercultural understanding. #weareinternational

Universities’ social contract can’t be limited by nation or even hemisphere, say Funmi Olonisakin and Jan Palmowski timeshighereducation.com/blog/universit… via Times Higher Education

I think this is the first time since 2005 that Spurs have an XI out where not a single player has been on a team with Christian Eriksen #COYS

I've read nothing like this before—a painfully honest piece about the cruelty and patriarchy of academia, viewed through the lens of a grieving wife. Lang Chen remembers the last days of husband Xiaohong Xu, a brilliant, beloved sociologist from China who passed away at age 45.

Can't remember the last time I saw Spurs win on penalties. Watching it with my daughter just made it extra special. After all our performances against City this season as well, this Cup run feels like it's history getting made Tottenham Hotspur Women #COYS