Reflections on Higher Education policy and politics 2013-2023 – and what might happen next?
- Alistair Jarvis, University of London
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Alistair will explore the political and policy developments that have had the greatest impact on universities over the past decade. This period included major challenges for the higher education sector including Brexit, a global pandemic, the birth of a new regulator, eight changes of Higher Education Minister, culture wars and battles over immigration policy – to name just a few.
He will also look ahead to what policy and political developments the sector might expect over the coming years, leading up to and after the next General Election.
His reflections will draw on experiences of working regularly with parliamentarians, civil servants, regulators, media and the leaders of 140 universities to influence policy and support universities to navigate a challenging political landscape. Alistair was a member of the senior team at Universities UK from 2013, serving as Chief Executive from 2017-2022.
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Pro Vice-Chancellor (Partnerships and Governance), University of London
Alistair’s role includes leadership of governance, communications, development, marketing, legal, inclusion, regulatory compliance and supporting partnerships with federation members.
He was CEO of Universities UK from 2017 to 2022. Leading the representative body for the UK’s 140 universities – a registered charity and six subsidiary entities – his role included influencing policy, strategy and member engagement. Before this, he was Deputy CEO and Director of External Relations since 2013.
Previously, he was a Director at the University of Birmingham and has held external engagement roles for national organisations.
