27 Jul 2021
🚨 New webinar alert 🚨 On Thursday 29th July (10am) we will be co-hosting the new webinar in our ongoing partnership series with our client at UCAS. This latest event will focus on the 2022 pre-applicant, uncovering what they're looking for…
05 Jul 2021
In our new webinar with our client at UCAS, we bring the applicant mindset to light once again - this time with a focus on an international students. YouthSight's Managing Director, Josephine Hansom, and UCAS's Policy Advisor (International),…
30 Apr 2021
New research conducted for The Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) shows that over half of young people (58%) believe it should be compulsory for students to pass sexual consent test before starting university. In our poll of over 1,000…
01 Apr 2021
We've worked in partnership with The Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) on our Monitor Series since 2015 - delivering ground-breaking insight to the HE sector for over a decade. During the past year we've focused on tracking undergraduate…
30 Mar 2021
We're excited to be keynote speakers on day two of the UCAS Admissions Conference 2021, presenting: The Student Mindset - Lessons Learned. Josephine Hansom will be speaking alongside UCAS’ Rebecca Hopwood to discuss the five key lessons learned…
18 Mar 2021
We've been working in partnership with UCAS to provide insights around the student mindset, helping HE professionals navigate through a uniquely challenging year. In our eighth webinar YouthSight’s MD of Research, Josephine Hansom and UCAS’ Head…
03 Mar 2021
We've teamed up with UCAS once again to bring the student voice to the new insight webinar series on Clearing. On Tuesday 9th March YouthSight's Josephine Hansom will join UCAS' Rebecca Hopwood to co-host the webinar on 'The 2021 Student Mindset:…
03 Dec 2020
YouthSight has been partnering with The Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) on our Monitor Series since 2015 and producing results for the Student Academic Experience Survey since 2006 - delivering ground-breaking insight to the HE sector…
05 Nov 2020
Depending on which news sources you take, students are either villains (selfish Covid super-spreaders), or victims (of the infamous ‘algorithm’, left to rot in quarantine and under-served by greedy universities). Neither of these…
