Job Shadowing HE, presented by Susannah Marsden, sheds some light on the many and varied roles within Higher Education: in universities, in specialist HE institutions as well as in sector bodies that support the national HE infrastructure. It also aims to support people who are thinking about their career paths and who may aspire to a new role now or in the future.
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Job Shadowing HE, presented by Susannah Marsden, sheds some light on the many and varied roles within Higher Education: in universities, in specialist HE institutions as well as in sector bodies that support the national HE infrastructure. It also aims to support people who are thinking about their career paths and who may aspire to a new role now or in the future.
Holly Duglan is a Registrar and Secretary who had a leading role in managing the market exit of Writtle University College and its merger with Anglia Ruskin University in February 2024.
In this episode, Holly talks about what led to the decision to exit the market as an autonomous institution, the 'red lines' determined by the Board of Governors to secure the future of its specialist provision and the role she took as Registrar and Secretary in navigating the process. She also reflects upon managing the market exit and merger alongside 'the day job', the pivotal role of legal advice and the more emotional aspects of a merger for staff and students.
This episode is kindly sponsored by Pinsent Masons, a multinational law firm specialising in sectors including the Universities & Higher Education sector. The Universities & Higher Education team includes over 150 lawyers based in offices globally, drawing on the full resources of Pinsent Masons to cover the full range of legal disciplines.
Job Shadowing HE
Job Shadowing HE, presented by Susannah Marsden, sheds some light on the many and varied roles within Higher Education: in universities, in specialist HE institutions as well as in sector bodies that support the national HE infrastructure. It also aims to support people who are thinking about their career paths and who may aspire to a new role now or in the future.