A list of websites and publications concerning the information students use to choose a university.

Overview of information students sources use to choose their course and university. Also examines some research into the decesion making process.

The attached publisher file is a way for groups of individuals to map out, issues, questions and decisions will affect the university and where these decisions are made.

Designed for languages, but adaptable to other disciplines these scenarios/dilemmas relate to widening participation, student fees and marketing the course/ university. NB: some of the scenarios might be 'dated' due to recent policy changes/ clarifications.

This resource consists of three scenarios where a radical curriculum review is required. The exercise was designed for helping staff in modern languages respond to senior management directives/ strategies, but can be adapted for other disciplines.

Three scenarios for group discussion in which a department's/ university's reputation is challenged. Examples from languages, but useful for other disciplines.

A brief presentation of ideas about how students choose a university.Presentation given at Heads of Languages event 2012.

This resource is simply some quotes or advice or comments a student might hear when applying to a particular university. Could be used as a group exercises by staff, students or potential students to think through responses/issues

Scenario discussion exercises. Designed for languages department heads, but will work in other disciplines.

These materials were used at a workshop of Heads of Languages Departments to practice presenting content-based research to people outside the languages department/ university.

A series of strategic scenarios for language leader in higher education to discuss.