As powers over skills, employment and economic development continue to move closer to regions and localities, universities have an opportunity to reposition themselves as strategic partners in delivering growth, productivity and social mobility. Graduate Outcomes data offers far more than a measure of employability performance. It provides a unique insight into talent flows, graduate retention, skills utilisation and career progression that can help universities demonstrate their contribution to local and regional priorities.
In this thought-provoking session, Charlie Ball, our head of labour market intelligence, will explore how institutions can move beyond reporting outcomes and start using their data as a strategic asset. Drawing on the evolving devolution agenda, he will examine how Graduate Outcomes can be used to evidence economic impact, support place-based decision making, strengthen relationships with devolved authorities and articulate the value universities bring to their communities.
Attendees will leave with a clearer understanding of the questions policymakers are asking, the evidence universities already possess, and how that evidence can be translated into compelling narratives that influence policy and investment decisions.
Who should attend
This webinar is aimed at interested colleagues employed by higher education providers, roles would likely include directors and heads of: planning and strategy, programme and performance, student experience, student engagement, graduate and careers services.