Foreword Dianne Willcocks CBE, DL ix...

Foreword Dianne Willcocks CBE, DL	ix
About the Contributors	xxi
1 Access to Success and Social Mobility through Higher Education: A Curate’s Egg? Stuart Billingham	1
Section A Aspects of the Contemporary Access Debate
2 Access to the Elite Emilie Sundorph, Danail Vasilev and Louis Coiffait	21
3 Access to Higher Education in South Africa Clara Gwatirera	35
4 Learning Through Life Revisited: The Role of Policy in Enhancing Social Mobility through Access to Part-time Study Liz Marr and John Butcher	51
5 Increasing Access to Tertiary and Higher Education in Rural Communities: Experiences from Tasmania and New Zealand Margaret Noble and Jessica Grant	67
Section B Focussing on Student Success and Social Mobility
6 What Can Social Capital Contribute to Student Success in Higher Education? Perspectives from Students and Institutions Helen May and Mark Jones	85
7 ‘So You Want to Be an Academic?’ The Experiences of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Undergraduates in a UK Creative Arts University Siobhan Clay	99
8 Students’ Views of Tertiary Education as ‘Access to Success’: A Case Study of a Multicultural College in Israel Bruria Schaedel	115
9 Collective Responsibility and Collaborative Action: Universities and Employers in Pursuit of Social Mobility Nik Miller	131
Section C Innovations in Access to Success
10 Students Not Patients: Opening Up the University to Those with Mental Health Problems Simon Newton and Nick Rowe	147
11 Service Learning and Academic Activism: A Review, Prospects and a Time for Revival? Tony Wall, Dwight E. Giles, Jr and Tim Stanton	163
12 Warming a Higher Education Cold Spot: The Case of Coventry University in Scarborough Craig Gaskell and Ian Dunn	177
13 A Teacher´s Experience of the Transformative Pedagogic Effect of Part-time Degree Study Gerard Sharpling and Neil Murray	191
Section D Access to Success and Social Mobility: Thinking Big
14 Access to Success and Social Mobility Involves Everyone! A Whole Institution Approach to Widening Participation Liz Thomas	209
15 Advocating for Access: World Access to Higher Education Day and Beyond Graeme Atherton	225
Index	237

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ForewordDianne Willcocks CBE, DL	ix
About the Contributors	xxi
1 Access to Success and Social Mobility through Higher Education: A Curate’s Egg?Stuart Billingham	1
Section A Aspects of the Contemporary Access Debate
2 Access to the EliteEmilie Sundorph, Danail Vasilev and Louis Coiffait	21
3 Access to Higher Education in South AfricaClara Gwatirera	35
4 Learning Through Life Revisited: The Role of Policy in Enhancing Social Mobility through Access to Part-time StudyLiz Marr and John Butcher	51
5 Increasing Access to Tertiary and Higher Education in Rural Communities: Experiences from Tasmania and New ZealandMargaret Noble and Jessica Grant	67
Section B Focussing on Student Success and Social Mobility
6 What Can Social Capital Contribute to Student Success in Higher Education? Perspectives from Students and InstitutionsHelen May and Mark Jones	85
7 ‘So You Want to Be an Academic?’ The Experiences of Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Undergraduates in a UK Creative Arts UniversitySiobhan Clay	99
8 Students’ Views of Tertiary Education as ‘Access to Success’: A Case Study of a Multicultural College in IsraelBruria Schaedel	115
9 Collective Responsibility and Collaborative Action: Universities and Employers in Pursuit of Social MobilityNik Miller	131
Section C Innovations in Access to Success
10 Students Not Patients: Opening Up the University to Those with Mental Health ProblemsSimon Newton and Nick Rowe	147
11 Service Learning and Academic Activism: A Review, Prospects and a Time for Revival?Tony Wall, Dwight E. Giles, Jr and Tim Stanton	163
12 Warming a Higher Education Cold Spot: The Case of Coventry University in ScarboroughCraig Gaskell and Ian Dunn	177
13 A Teacher´s Experience of the Transformative Pedagogic Effect of Part-time Degree StudyGerard Sharpling and Neil Murray	191
Section D Access to Success and Social Mobility: Thinking Big
14 Access to Success and Social Mobility Involves Everyone! A Whole Institution Approach to Widening ParticipationLiz Thomas	209
15 Advocating for Access: World Access to Higher Education Day and BeyondGraeme Atherton	225
Index	237

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