Frustrated students can take to the streets at the National Free Education Demo

Majid Ahmed has been left scared for his future after being threatened with disciplinary action after taking his PhD tuition fee case public.

Majid Ahmed tells the Mancunion about the stress caused by the University’s reluctance to admit a mistake in regards to his PhD tuition fees

Despite rumours that tuition frees were set to be cut at the Conservative Party conference, Theresa May instead announced a freeze

Universities Minister, Jo Johnson MP, and MoneySavingExpert.com’s founder, Martin Lewis, criticise language used during student debt debates

Rumours that fees could be slashed to £7,500 per year surface as cost debate intensifies ahead of Autumn Budget

“We are driving a generation against aspiration, because we are punishing aspiration. That is about the most un-Tory thing I can think of.”

After funding outrages and bogus figures, Britain’s international students deserve to have their potential acknowledged and encouraged

Tuition fee increases are being tabled as one possible solution

Leaving the EU could put huge financial pressure on Scotland to continue providing free education to non-UK EU students after Brexit

Recent University of Manchester drop out, Edie Walwyn, discusses the possibilities that exist outside our society’s obsession with university education

The government is planning to allow universities to offer shorter courses for higher tuition fees

Equal fees and unequal funding disfavours humanities students writes Elliot Mills

Angela Rayner and Jeff Smith spoke at the University of Manchester on Thursday 6th of October to discuss the future of the Labour Party

Prof Louise Richardson said “the fabric of the institution would be undermined” if uncertainty following the referendum caused numbers of EU students to fall

Universities across the UK have released dramatic campus overhaul plans since the tuition fee rise in 2012

Students about to begin their applications to go to university in 2017 may be faced with fees of more than the current £9,000 cap