Job Shadowing HE: “The Art and Science of HE Planning”
Posted 15th February 2024
Sponsored by Dixon Walter, Episode 6 of Job Shadowing HE, ‘The Art and Science of HE Planning’ is now available from Susannah Marsden in which she is joined by Josh Gulrajani FAHEP MCMI, Director of Planning, Performance and Student Statutory Returns at Aston University. For the first time in the series, Susannah is also joined by a co-host, HE planning consultant, David Marks
In this episode, Josh explains the remit of a planning director and delves into the topics of student number planning, the broader planning process and recent sector experience of Data Futures. He also shares his career path so far, discusses the value of engaging with wider professional activities and offers advice on getting into the planning profession.
Job Shadowing HE is available on all major podcast platforms, including at Podbean on the link below. We hope you enjoy listening.
https://jobshadowinghe.podbean.com/e/josh-gulrajani-the-art-and-science-of-he-planning/
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