Twelve universities to send delegates

With the use of smart drugs in the UK increasing, Antonia Jennings argues why universities should care

The UK’s ‘multicultural nature’ wins it the title of the safest place for international students to study

New figures show there is a wide and increasing gap between the finances of UK universities. In 2010-11, gross income per full-time equivalent student income per student ranged from over £65,000 at Cambridge to just £7,050 at Edge Hill University, with the national average being under £15,000. A funding inequality that is greater than the […]

Huge drop in student intake will leave universities without tuition fee funding

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

The new head of OFFA has promised to encourage wider participation at UK universities

Whilst English, Welsh and Northern Irish applicants face £9,000 fees.

Public spending on education is declining at a faster rate than at any time since the 1950s, while countries like China and the United States invest heavily in higher education. According to the Institute for Fiscal Studies education spending will decline by as much as 13 percent in real terms in the years 2010-11 to […]

Feature: Gareth Lewis shares his view of higher education in the UK and in Hong Kong

Data released by Universities UK shows 35,000 foreign students in the North West of England contribute nearly £1 billion to local economy

The marking boycott is over until January, as the UCU and Universities UK agree to try and come to a settlement.