The pandemic has hit students hard and universities, so why are universities actually operating on a surplus?
The report estimates that 200 to 240 students entering university in 2019-20 with unconditional offers might quit after first year
Course sizes could shrink in the near future to accommodate a reduction in fees
New data from UCAS shows that over 7% of all UK applications in 2018 were unconditional
Oxford’s Chris Gosden has led calls to tackle the crippling uncertainty for UK Institutions
The ISE (Institute of Student Employers) reports students who were educated in state schools are less represented in Britain’s top graduate schemes
The University of Manchester one of 24 universities under pending investigation over claims they ‘wealth-screened’ alumni without their consent in a push for further donations
The University of Manchester continues to climb up the Times Higher Education’s global university ranking
The release of the controversial Teaching Excellence Framework’s results shocked many, with only eight Russell Group universities receiving gold, although many have questioned the rankings’ validity
Lauryn Berry expresses disappointment in the recent statement from the Russel Group regarding a lack of ‘safety net’ policy and argues that students have been let down this year
UoM saw a 1% improvement on 2018’s results
The lowering of tuition fees could lead to some UK universities closing in a ‘worst case scenario’ situation if alternative funding is not provided
A two-year degree plan has been promised to cut the cost of tuition fees
Security provided for less prestigious institutions through the bottom-up structure of European Union programmes could be lost post-Brexit.
A dispute over pensions could lead to Russell Group University lecturers striking for a whole week in February
Study finds Russell Group graduates earn 40 per cent more than other university graduates, and male graduates earn 14 per cent more than female graduates
On the eve of A-level results day, a study finds that some A-Level choices are keeping poorer students out of elite universities
Despite the fee cap promise of £9,000 in 2012, universities are set to increase their fees to above £9,500 due to a new government framework
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