Master’s student Luqman Onikosi faces deportation back to Nigeria where he will not receive critical Hepatitis B treatment

High university fees could damage our economy and society by “locking people out of the skills of the future”, says Labour Leader.

Luke Williams argues we need to look at other education alternatives to university when people leave school

The government will be shifting the responsibility for paying for equipment, support workers & travel costs for disabled students to universities

Accoding to the Association of Colleges, Britain has made a mistake in not investing in professional and technical education

A new wave of harsh cuts to HE institutions’ funding has left academics in financial uncertainty and fear. Many are struggling to pay for their homes and even food

Hundreds of jobs are at stake as the Open University proposes closures of seven centres around the UK

Students and the higher education sector have expressed concern after the government revealed a green paper, which suggests deep and wide ranging changes to the higher education sector

Policy Exchange, a leading think tank, has proposed cuts to Higher Education grant funding, with the funds to be redirected to further education

Self-made businessman Theo Paphitis speaks of the strengths of avoiding university and forging your own way

Rising numbers of successful EU applicants and the lifting of the cap on intake has seen more than 400000 successful applicants this A-level results day

The Office of Fair Trading finds no evidence of non-competitive practices at universities, but says they urgently need to improve the quality of information that applicants receive.

Charlotte Green argues that attributing life choices down to economic need not only devalues women’s decisions to sexually empower themselves, but also undermines the concept of female self-determination

Reports of poor value for money, substandard teaching, and price fixing, may lead to university probe

Gender gap in university intake needs ‘urgent focus’, says UCAS chief

UK fee increases are tempting more students into studying at US universities

Charitable donations could play a more major role in UK university funding if trends continue

Lisa Murgatroyd’s take on the perpetual debate of broadening access to higher education

As pioneers in computer science, the University of Manchester needs to catch up with the times or fall behind in the dark ages of classroom focused teaching.

Michael Farthing criticises government’s plans to improve higher education