This blog was kindly contributed by Professor Kevin Kerrigan, Pro Vice-Chancellor Business and Enterprise, Sheffield Hallam University. It is the second in our series of blogs on leadership in partnership

In our first article showcasing those universities shortlisted for the THE Awards Outstanding Entrepreneurial University 2022, we look at how De Montfort University empower students and staff to do things

Over the next 10 weeks HEPI will be running a series of leadership blogs in partnership with the National Centre for Entrepreneurship in Education (NCEE). For more than 10 years,

A hang up of attending school and university and then working in higher education I always think of September as a new year. It’s a time when many of us

We’ve been tracking enterprise provision in higher education for over a decade. These snapshots tell a story of a landscape undergoing unprecedented change and reflect a key message: that enterprise

65% of students have considered starting or have started their own company according to a report launched today by The Entrepreneurs Network in partnership with Octopus Group. But here’s the

Our new webinar series Talking Leadership will be launching on Wednesday 4th March 1-2.30pm with an exciting round table discussion with winners of the Times Higher Education Outstanding Entrepreneurial University

The Levelling Up White Paper promises to ‘transform derelict urban sites into beautiful communities’, to boost people’s skills, and support local businesses. It also includes a commitment to ‘vastly simplify

What are the ideal traits of a university leader? Our survey data suggests exceptional time management and an ability to manage continual change and complex challenges are probably a good

This blog was contributed by James Ransom, Head of Research at NCEE and a doctoral candidate at UCL Institute of Education. In a new report on entrepreneurial leadership, to be

The next White Paper arriving in the UK is the delayed Department for Levelling Up strategy calling at the red wall, ‘left behind’ places, and forgotten communities First thoughts on

In our latest article Ian Dunn NCEE chair and provost of Coventry University and Mary Stuart, emeritus vice-chancellor of the University of Lincoln and NCEE board member look at how