The University Comms Podcast
The University Comms Podcast
Podcast Description
A podcast about the stories, strategy and occasional chaos behind how universities communicate.
The University Comms Podcast takes you inside the real work of higher education communications – from student campaigns and staff engagement to media relations, internal messaging, and crisis response.
Hosted by UK higher ed comms nerd Gareth Hughes, each episode features comms teams who are doing the job - talking honestly about what worked, what didn’t, and what we’re all still figuring out.
For higher education communications professionals, marketers, media teams and anyone trying to keep up.
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Content Themes
The podcast covers themes like media relations, student engagement, internal messaging, and crisis management. For example, an episode titled 'Positive Masculinity - How Do Universities Talk About It?' explores a campaign at UWE Bristol, emphasizing the complexities of masculinity, student involvement, and the creative processes of communication.
A podcast about the stories, strategy and occasional chaos behind how universities communicate.
The University Comms Podcast takes you inside the real work of higher education communications – from student campaigns and staff engagement to media relations, internal messaging, and crisis response.
Hosted by UK higher ed comms nerd Gareth Hughes, each episode features comms teams who are doing the job – talking honestly about what worked, what didn’t, and what we’re all still figuring out.
For higher education communications professionals, marketers, media teams and anyone trying to keep up.
Beth Lloyd and Sara West are Internal Communications Managers at Imperial College London, where they run a staff communications network of 400 people across 11 campuses. In this episode we talk about how they built it, how they've used it to drive brand consistency and coordinate sensitive all-staff campaigns, and what other universities could learn from their approach. If you work in higher education communications and you're thinking about how to connect a fragmented institution, this one's for you.
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