Reports, articles & other research output

A list of book, papers, reports, blog articles and other research output produced by the project.

Cross-border flows between Wales and England: Domicile, destinations and student characteristics

Cross-border student flows: questions of interdependence and inequality

Devolution and Higher Education: What next?

Education and Social Justice in Scotland

Future of the UK and Scotland - Fact Sheets (PDF)

Feature article - Questions of independence

Higher Education in Scotland and the UK: Diverging or Converging Systems?

Higher education and the referendum on independence: Does anyone know what will happen?

HE and the Referendum on Scottish Independence, Political Quarterly, 86:2, pp.240-248

Higher education in Europe: Widening participation

The Referendum on Separation for Scotland: the impact on higher education, research and tuition fees

Special issue in Scottish Educational Review (2016) 48:1

• Riddell, S. (2016). Introduction: widening access to Scottish higher education: Unresolved issues and future challenges. Special issue in Scottish Educational Review, 48:1, pp.3-12.
• Riddell, S. (2016). Scottish higher education and social justice: Tensions between data and discourse. Special issue in Scottish Educational Review, 48:1, pp.13-29.
• Blackburn, L. (2016). Equity in student finance: Cross-UK comparisons. Special issue in Scottish Educational Review, 48:1, pp.30-47.
• Minty, S. (2016). Getting into higher education: Young people's views of fairness. Special issue in Scottish Educational Review, 48:1, pp. 48-62.
• Weedon, E. (2016). Widening access to higher education for disabled students: the intersection of socio-economic background and impairment. Special issue in Scottish Educational Review, 48:1, pp. 63-88.
• Cree, V.E., Christie, H. & Tett, Lyn. (2016). Relationships matter: the views of college entrants to an ancien Scottish university, 48:1, pp. 89-99.

State of the Debate: Higher Education

Undergraduate admissions research report

White paper reflections - Higher Education

Whose to lose? Citizens, institutions and the ownership of higher education funding in a devolved UK

Widening access to Higher Education in Scotland: From School to University