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Increasing attendance at the Welcome Fair

September 15, 2017 Eleri Burnhill 7

By Lucy Makinson, Behavioural Insights Team |  I. The benefits of participation in student societies Participating in extracurricular activities is an important part of being — [Read More]

The What I Wish I’d Known Diaries and Other Programme Content

September 7, 2017 Susannah Hume 0

By Maija Koponen, King’s College London |  The What I Wish I’d Known programme is one of our two randomised control trials focused on enhancing — [Read More]

Introducing the What I Wish I’d Known Programme

September 1, 2017 Susannah Hume 0

By Maija Koponen, King’s College London |  A central focus throughout our work on KCLxBIT has been to find ways to apply behavioural insights to — [Read More]

The KCLxBIT Pulse Survey: our approach to recruitment and retention

August 7, 2017 Eleri Burnhill 0

By Lucy Makinson, Behavioural Insights Team |  There are several aspects of a survey panel which are necessary to ensure that the data drawn from — [Read More]

Introducing the KCLxBIT Pulse Survey

July 28, 2017 Eleri Burnhill 1

By Lucy Makinson, Behavioural Insights Team |  Why did we run a panel study? Our understanding of the student experience is incomplete. At present the — [Read More]

Five trials to increase student engagement through text messages

July 20, 2017 Susannah Hume 1

By Maija Koponen, King’s College London |  Universities offer a range of services and activities designed to support students and enrich their university experience, but — [Read More]

Thinking behaviourally about higher education

July 14, 2017 Susannah Hume 1

By Susannah Hume, King’s College London & Behavioural Insights Team |  Small things can have a big impact on our lives. A transport museum visit — [Read More]

The beginning of KCLxBIT

July 6, 2017 Susannah Hume 2

By Anne-Marie Canning, King’s College London |  At King’s College London we’ve always known that helping widening participation students to ‘get in’ is not enough — [Read More]

Welcome to Behavioural insights in higher education

April 25, 2017 Susannah Hume 1

Welcome to the Behavioural Insights in Higher Education blog, which has been set up to feature results from KCLxBIT, a collaborative pilot project between King’s College — [Read More]

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